Redmann's Flooring & Design offers hardwood, engineered wood, vinyl, tile, carpet, and laminate flooring.

Consider factors such as durability, maintenance, room type, budget, and aesthetic preferences. Our experts can offer advice and recommendations based on your needs. That's why we're one of the top flooring companies in our area!

Porcelain tile, laminate flooring, LVP, and certain types of hardwood are known for their durability.

Maintenance varies by type. For example, vacuuming and occasional deep cleaning are recommended for carpet flooring, while mopping and sweeping are suitable for hard floors. Please check with your manufacturer's recommended maintenance or ask Redmann's for suggestions.

Some flooring types like laminate or vinyl are DIY-friendly, but others like hardwood or tile may require professional installation for the best results. When you're looking for top-notch flooring companies, get in touch with our team!

Costs vary widely. In our experience, for example, carpet may cost $3 to $7 per square foot, while hardwood can range from $5 to $15 per square foot, including installation. While hardwood may be a higher initial cost, keep in mind that, according to Forbes, hardwood flooring can last anywhere between 30 to 100 years with the proper maintenance and care. The flooring you choose will depend on your unique needs and preferences. 

Standard laminate flooring is water-resistant but not fully waterproof. However, some specialized laminate options are designed to be more water-resistant.

Installation time depends on the type of flooring and the area size. In our experience, a room can typically be done in one to three days, while whole-house installations may take longer. Whether you need carpet, laminate, or LVP flooring installers, we've got you covered!

In some cases, yes. For instance, vinyl or laminate flooring can sometimes be installed over existing floors. However, this depends on the condition and type of the existing floor.

Eco-friendly options include bamboo, cork, and reclaimed wood. Some vinyl and carpet products also offer eco-friendly versions made from recycled materials.