Armstrong Flooring

When we sold our last home of 34 years 6 years ago, there were some renovations that our Real Estate agent suggested to us to improve , and bring some of the rooms and flooring up to date. One of those was replacing our kitchen floor which was quite large. Over the years, we had replaced it three times with different types of tiles, or other flooring. However it was now time to really upgrade. We decided to go with Armstrong Flooring. We shopped around other tile companies, and ended up purchasing our beautiful Tile flooring thru Lowes in the city we reside in. Their representative came out and measured our space and within a week we had a beautiful Armstrong featured tile throughout our kitchen. WOW 🤩 it looked great and really complimented our new kitchen cabinets that we had just put in. Our buyers for the house really liked the floor and commented to me it would have been something and the style she herself would have picked out which made me feel good. Armstrong Floors has a floor for every income, so don’t be afraid to check them out. We sure are glad we did.

I have installed about 1000 sq ft of Bruce Hardwood, a subsidiary of Armstrong. With any natural product, you are bound to get variations, so allow for 10% waste. With this in mind, variations are fine, but poor milling is another. Ranging from non-square end cuts, tapered slats and tongues, these sections are unusable, unless you recut them yourself. This definitely slows down the installation time. Overall, Bruce is a good product is readily available.

I only use Armstrong Flooring for my home. The products are quality and well made. There is a difference in a flooring company.

Great quality floors, long lasting and durable.