Are you familiar with waterproof flooring and its benefits?

Waterproof flooring could be the material that stands as an answer to all your flooring requirements. No matter what kind of or size project you're working on, this material can easily match your preferences and needs alike. Durability, functionality, and lifespan are all great attributes of the materials, and you can't go wrong with the variety of appearance options from which you'll have to choose. The good news is, it only takes a bit of extra research to arm yourself with the information you need to make an educated decision. That's just what we want to provide.

Spectrum Flooring & Design proudly serves the Conyers, Covington, Snellville, Loganville, and Monroe communities, all from our showroom in Decatur, GA. Our high-quality products speak for themselves, as do our related products and professional services. Once you arrive, one of our trained associates will find out exactly what you need, help you browse our available inventory, and get you matched to the perfect product. Next, you'll speak with our installation team and before you know it, you'll be walking on your brand new flooring.

Waterproof flooring is just that: completely impervious to water. That means you will never have to worry about water damage, even in the dampest, wettest areas of your home. The even better news is that you don't have to limit this flooring to just those spaces though. It works just as well throughout your entire home to provide peace of mind like no other can give.

Waterproof flooring is available across a variety of materials including luxury vinyl flooring (LVF) and some varieties of natural stone. That means you'll have plenty of aesthetic options to choose from. With LVF, you can have waterproof wood-look flooring, even in basement areas. The possibilities are nearly endless, especially when you add in porcelain tile, which is often installed inside showers and bath areas.

All forms of waterproof flooring are highly durable and offer exceptional lifespan lengths. That means high traffic areas are as good a placement as any, and you can even install some of the materials in outdoor spaces as well as indoor. This allows a great flow and connection for all your flooring locations.

The installation and maintenance procedures vary based on the specific material you choose for your floors. To find out exactly what to expect from the material you need, be sure to discuss it with your flooring associate.