Carlisle floors are durable and feel good, installer writes

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  • Jane Eklund

We love it when customers are pleased with their Carlisle floors, be they made from a hardwood, such as hickory, birch, maple, or cherry, from one of our two varieties of pine, or from antique wood reclaimed from demolished buildings. And we especially appreciate it when installers who work with many products recommend our floors.

Earlier this month, Brian Ciota, vice president of McClurg Remodeling and Construction Services in Marcellus, New York, offered some nice words about Carlisle in McClurg’s Home Remodeling and Repair Blog. In an entry titled “Could Your Home Use a Facelift? Start with New Flooring,” Brian covered various options, including carpeting, ceramic tiles, and linoleum. In a section on wood floors, he wrote:

Specialty woods like hickory can make a home’s decor look more unique. Wide plank flooring is also gaining popularity with homeowners. A product we’ve installed is Carlisle Wide Plank Flooring. Finishes are durable and the floor feels good underfoot.

Thanks, Brian! We agree that our floors feel great underfoot!

Posted on Mar 28, 2011 AT 02:16 AM in Home Building & Contracting • (3) Comments

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