Top-Rated Flooring Company
Serving Greater Greensboro

Luxury vinyl plank and engineered hardwood are two of the most popular choices for Greensboro homes. LVP offers a waterproof surface with strong durability across a wide range of spaces, while engineered hardwood delivers the warmth and character of real wood with better dimensional stability than solid hardwood in areas with seasonal humidity shifts. For bedrooms and upper-level living spaces, carpet remains an excellent option where comfort and acoustics are the priority. The best flooring for your home ultimately depends on how each room is used, your design preferences, and your budget.

Soft spots and uneven areas are common in older homes and are typically caused by years of wear, settling, or moisture that has worked its way into the structure over time. These issues are worth addressing before new flooring goes down, because installing over an unstable surface affects how the finished floor looks, feels, and holds up. We identify these conditions upfront so they’re factored into the project plan rather than discovered mid-installation.

LVP buckling and separation are most often caused by improper expansion spacing, an uneven surface beneath the planks, or temperature fluctuations that cause the floating floor to shift. Because LVP is installed as a floating system rather than adhered directly to the surface below, any instability underneath will eventually show up in the floor above. Proper installation technique and accurate surface preparation are the most reliable ways to prevent these issues.

Most single-room installations are completed in a few hours. A whole-home project typically takes one to two days depending on the number of rooms, the flooring type, and whether any prep work is needed beforehand. At 50Floor, we provide a clear timeline before work begins so you know exactly what to expect and can plan around the project with minimal disruption to your household.

For most homes, engineered hardwood offers better versatility. Its layered construction provides greater dimensional stability than solid hardwood, making it less prone to gapping and seasonal movement in rooms where indoor humidity fluctuates. Solid hardwood is a beautiful, long-lasting option in the right setting, but engineered hardwood performs reliably across a wider range of spaces and is often the lower-risk choice for rooms where consistency matters.

The best approach is to think about each room individually. High-traffic areas like living rooms, hallways, and entryways benefit from durable, easy-to-maintain surfaces like LVP or hardwood. Bedrooms and bonus rooms are natural fits for carpet, where softness and warmth are the priority. Kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms call for waterproof or water-resistant materials. Our consultants walk through your home with you and help match the right product to each space based on how you actually live in it.

Yes. We serve homeowners throughout the greater Greensboro area, including High Point, Burlington, Kernersville, Asheboro, Winston-Salem, Summerfield, Jamestown, Oak Ridge, and surrounding communities. Wherever you are in the Triad, we bring the consultation to you.