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Engineered Flooring We Install
At Simple Flooring, we offer high-quality engineered hardwood flooring that combines classic beauty with enhanced performance. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless charm of oak or the unique warmth of elm, we’re here to help you choose the perfect flooring to elevate your home.
Types of Engineered Hardwood
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Oak Engineered Hardwood
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Elm Engineered Hardwood
Oak engineered hardwood is a premium option featuring a multi-layer stable core and a thick wear layer. Known for its bold grain patterns and durability, it’s perfect for high-traffic areas and open spaces where style and strength matter most.
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Engineered elm offers natural elegance with its flowing grain patterns and warm tones. Built with a multi-layer core and a genuine elm veneer, this flooring is as stable as it is stunning—ideal for creating cozy, inviting spaces.
Top Benefits of Engineered Hardwood
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FAQ
How much does it cost to install 1000 square feet of engineered hardwood flooring?
For a 1,000-square-foot space, installation costs range from $12,000 to $22,000. This includes materials and labor, but final pricing depends on your chosen wood species, wear layer thickness, and subfloor conditions.
Which engineered hardwood type is the best for flooring?
Oak engineered hardwood is our most recommended option for Chicago homes due to its exceptional durability and moisture stability. Its proven performance in varying Midwest climate conditions and timeless appeal make it an excellent investment for most spaces.
What is better, oak or elm engineered hardwood?
Oak offers superior durability and traditional appeal but comes at a higher price point. Elm provides unique grain patterns and warm aesthetics at a more moderate cost. The choice often depends on your style preferences, room usage, and budget considerations.
Is engineered hardwood better than solid hardwood?
Engineered hardwood stands out in areas with fluctuating humidity, thanks to its stable construction. It’s also compatible with radiant heating, making it a practical choice for modern homes. While solid hardwood can be refinished more often, engineered hardwood offers greater versatility and resistance to environmental changes.
Service Area
From our Elk Grove Village location, Simple Flooring installs engineered hardwood across the Chicago metropolitan area. We specialize in neighborhoods within a 20-mile radius of our showroom, ensuring fast and reliable service.