Do you have pets? Here are some flooring options

Pets can be tough on flooring; they dig, scratch, track in mud and dirt, topple water dishes, and more.

You'll want extra durability, good moisture resistance, and easy care when shopping for new floors. With these characteristics, floors and pets will easily co-exist.

Here are some of our top choices.

Luxury vinyl

Luxury vinyl is known for its high-end design and affordable price. It's also completely waterproof, low maintenance, and resistant to stains and scratches–all great features in a floor for homes with pets.

Vinyl is also resilient, flexible, and warm. Pets will appreciate sleeping on this softer surface; you'll understand standing and walking with more comfort.

If you haven't seen vinyl, your eyes are in for a treat. Visit our flooring store to see samples of this gorgeous product from brands like Armstrong and SolidTech.

Porcelain

Porcelain is a type of ceramic. The construction makes it heavier, denser, and completely non-absorbent.

Porcelain, with its large format, comes in countless colors and designs. It's often preferred for wood and stone look tile.

Laminate flooring

Highly durable laminate has long been considered a great alternative to wood floors. Lately, however, stone look laminate has also been flying out the door.

It has the feeling underfoot of a hard surface. Come into our flooring company to see and feel this for yourself.

Engineered hardwood

This is a version of solid hardwood that always comes pre-finished. For you, this means an ultra-durable, scratch-resistant coating is used.

Engineered construction also makes it more stable and better able to handle water.

Over 45 years of flooring experience in Southern California

The Finishing Touch Floors, Inc. is a family-owned business that began operation in 1977. We’re residential and commercial flooring experts who will help you choose suitable new floors for your needs.

Visit us today in Costa Mesa, Laguna Hills and Los Alamitos, CA. You'll see many top brands, including Mohawk, Daltile, Karastan, and more.