Upgrade your home with laminate flooring

What looks are available with laminate flooring?

Modern laminate flooring is available in a wide range of styles designed to replicate natural materials.

• Traditional wood looks remain popular, with oak, maple, hickory, and walnut offering timeless appeal.
• Rustic designs feature distressed textures, reclaimed wood visuals, and hand-scraped finishes that create warmth and character.
• Wide plank laminate gives rooms a larger, more open appearance and complements contemporary homes.
• Stone-inspired laminate recreates the look of slate, marble, and concrete while providing a warmer, more comfortable surface underfoot.

Our team can help you compare styles and choose a laminate floor that complements your home's design.

How do you choose the right laminate flooring color?

Light-colored laminate flooring reflects more light, making smaller spaces feel brighter and more open.

Medium tones remain one of the most versatile choices because they coordinate with nearly any decorating style while helping disguise everyday dust.

Dark laminate creates a rich, sophisticated appearance and pairs beautifully with lighter cabinetry and walls.

Gray and greige flooring continues to be a favorite for homeowners who want a clean, modern look that works with a variety of furniture and paint colors.

Seeing flooring samples in person can make all the difference. We'll help you compare colors so you can find the perfect fit for your home.

What is an AC rating?

The AC rating measures how well laminate flooring stands up to scratches, impacts, and everyday wear. Choosing the right rating helps ensure your floor performs well for years.

• AC1: Light residential use
• AC2: Average residential traffic
• AC3: Most residential spaces and light commercial use
• AC4: Heavy residential and moderate commercial traffic
• AC5: High-traffic commercial environments

Most homeowners benefit from AC3 or AC4 laminate floors. We'll recommend the right option based on your home's traffic levels and how each room is used.

How do you maintain laminate floors?

Laminate flooring is easy to maintain with a few simple habits.

• Sweep or vacuum regularly using a hard-floor setting
• Clean with a microfiber mop and laminate floor cleaner
• Wipe up spills as soon as possible
• Place felt pads under furniture legs
• Use mats at entryways to reduce dirt and grit
• Avoid excessive moisture and steam mops

Following these simple maintenance tips will help preserve your laminate flooring for years.

Your home for the best laminate flooring in Henderson, KY

Since 1979, Square Yard Carpet has been committed to helping people find flooring they'll love for years to come. We believe choosing new floors should be simple, enjoyable, and stress-free.

Our experienced team takes the time to answer your questions, explain product features, and help you compare laminate collections from trusted brands like Aladdin Commercial, Mohawk, and Pergo. Whether you're replacing one room or renovating your entire home, we're here to help you make a confident decision.

Laminate flooring FAQs

Is laminate flooring waterproof?

Traditional laminate is only water-resistant, but waterproof laminate flooring options are now available. The best option depends on where the flooring will be installed. We'll help you choose the right product for your space.

Is laminate flooring pet-friendly?

Yes. Many laminate floors feature durable wear layers that resist scratches and everyday wear, making them an excellent option for households with dogs and cats.

Can laminate flooring be refinished?

No. Laminate wood flooring cannot be sanded or refinished because the decorative layer is protected by a durable wear layer. If significant damage occurs, replacing the affected planks is usually the best solution.

How long does laminate flooring last?

Quality laminate flooring can last 15 to 25 years or more when professionally installed and properly maintained.

Can laminate flooring be installed over existing floors?

In many cases, yes. Laminate flooring can often be installed over clean, level hard-surface flooring. Our team will evaluate your existing floor and recommend the best installation method.