As you start your kitchen remodel, making the necessary selections to complete the kitchen of your dreams is overwhelming. You want to make sure you are choosing all the right finishes for your family. One of the big choices you will make is the flooring material for your kitchen. Some people aren't as hard on their kitchen floor as other households, so choosing the right one will depend on many variables in your home. Future Vision Remodeling is here to talk about the many options you have to hopefully help you in selecting the perfect kitchen floor for your home.

Ceramic Tile Flooring in Kitchen

There is a reason that ceramic tile has been the leading choice in kitchen floors for many years. This durable option is basically indestructible. The many colors options at your fingertips coupled with the many pattern choices and sizes make it a popular choice. It is also easy to clean which will be attractive to many people as well. However, when you are standing on it for long periods of time it can be uncomfortable because it is so hard. Also, during the cleaning process, it can often become very slippery. Even with these downsides, this is a great option in many homes.

Porcelain Tile Kitchen Flooring

This tile is similar, yet different from ceramic tile. Still very durable and easy to clean, porcelain tile is manufactured with color throughout the tile so if there is any chipping that happens, you aren't likely to notice like you would with ceramic. However, this tile is even harder than ceramic tile and may be even more uncomfortable to stand on for long periods of time. It is also more expensive than ceramic tiles as well.

Hardwood Floors in Kitchen?

Hardwood is a popular choice is many homes today. The organic beauty it has to offer is unmatched. It creates a warm, inviting feeling in your home and is much more comfortable to stand on than tile floors. They are, however, susceptible to water damage and can scratch easily depending on the type of wood you choose. If the wood has been pretreated in factory, it tends to be more durable against damage. When you choose hardwood flooring, you will see an increase in the value of your home.

Laminate & Vinyl Flooring in Kitchen

Laminate as well as vinyl flooring has made huge strides in design recently. They are far more cost efficient and rather durable. Laminate flooring is not waterproof and can start to buckle if it is exposed to large amounts of water. Vinyl flooring is completely waterproof and can be used easily in bathrooms and kitchens.

Concrete Kitchen Floor

This type of flooring can be beautiful when it is done right. This sustainable choice can come in many colors when it is stained or stamped. They are a hard flooring choice, but it very durable if you have a busy house full of pets or kids.

Getting ready to start your kitchen remodel? Call Future Vision Remodeling for superior results every time.