Stone flooring has been known to be edgy but clean and natural; With 90 degree edges, a round edge cut, or bull-nose. Available in stones from slate to concrete; which can be contemporary chic and industrial. Also in stones such as travertine and limestone; which can be very inexpensive and provide natural beauty, and a
classic look. Stone kitchen flooring can be high in maintenance and run an average national cost of $5-$10 per square feet, not including additional expenses and labor.

One of the least expensive options of kitchen flooring is laminate. Laminate flooring is not waterproof however it is water resistant, and this type is typically made with linoleum. The great thing about this option is the designs and patterns that can be created through technology now. From distressed look-like looks to marble grains, laminate can average $3-$8 per square foot. Linoleum laminate cannot be refinished or sanded, is know not be harsh on the environment and only last about 10-15 years, if well maintained.

Finally, the new kid on the block for kitchen flooring, *drum rolls*, HARDWOODS! Hardwood flooring can come with no extra finishing, and seen to be durable yet expensive. Its definitely because of the thin fiber-board based to seal the bottom of the wood, and a thin veneer top layer to protect the top of the wood to withstand high traffic and moisture. Hardwood flooring installation and labor on an average can run you $1,200- $2,400. Wood selections such as Oak, Cherry, Maple and Pine have been the pinnacle of wood options, and the kitchen floor is no exemption.

From late night walks to kitchen to get a glass of water to chasing the kids through the back door as your family huddles in from the rain, the kitchen floor is an essential part of your life and a pleasure to your feet. So based on our references throughout and below; whether its waterproof vinyl, a trendy tile pattern, natural stone, inexpensive laminate, or a luxurious hardwood option Sliverstone Remodeling, LLC is here to help you turn your next kitchen project into a reality of family investment for years to come.