What we think about

One floor rarely suits every room. That's normal.

Kitchens and baths need water resistance. Bedrooms can be softer. Entries take a beating.

Pets and kids change the math on scratches and spills. So does how much cleaning you want to do.

The subfloor can add prep work and cost. A good installer checks it before quoting.

How it works with Sanctuary

Three steps, at your pace. You can stop at any point.

01
Tell us about your home
Send us a few details about the house and what's bugging you. Photos help. Nothing gets shared without your OK.
02
Talk through your options
We go over your options with you, including what each one costs you in time and hassle, and whether it makes sense to wait.
03
Meet one vetted partner
When you're ready, and with your permission, we introduce one licensed partner we've checked carefully. They quote, contract and do the work with you directly, and we're still here if questions come up.

Comparing options

Every material is good at something. These are the differences that matter day to day.

Real hardwood can be refinished for decades. Luxury vinyl plank handles water better and costs less, but can't be sanded.

Great in wet areas and very durable. It's also cold and hard underfoot, which matters more to some people than others.

Flooring usually means moving furniture and staying out of rooms for a bit. We help you plan for that.

Scope and cost depend on the rooms, the subfloor and the materials you choose.

LVP and tile handle scratches and accidents well. Some hardwoods hold up better than others. We'll walk through it.

Sometimes. It depends on what you have. Your installer can tell you what's possible.

A C-15 licensed flooring contractor from our vetted partners. We introduce one with your OK.

No. And there's no pressure afterward.