Upgrade Your Shelby Township Home's Flooring

The most common Shelby Township request is upgrading from builder-grade LVP or laminate to wide-plank engineered white oak. Shelby Township's newer subdivisions were often built with entry-level flooring, and homeowners who've been in the home 3–7 years are ready to upgrade. Wide-plank (5"–7") engineered white oak with a wire-brushed or matte finish is the dominant upgrade choice — it transforms the look of a home and adds real resale value. Kentwood, Preverco, and Urban Floor are the most popular brands for Shelby Township upgrades.

For Shelby Township new construction, wide-plank engineered white oak is the standard spec for main levels — typically 5"–7" wide, wire-brushed, matte finish. For basements, 100% waterproof SPC rigid core LVP (Axiscor, McMillan) is the right call. Mike Solomich goes on-site with Shelby Township builders to review plans and spec the right floor for each project. Call (248) 853-2232 to set up a builder account.

Hardwood flooring consistently delivers the highest ROI in Shelby Township's real estate market. Wide-plank engineered white oak is the most popular choice for resale-focused renovations — it appeals to the broadest range of buyers and photographs well for listings. Our guide on hardwood flooring ROI covers this in detail. Call (248) 853-2232 to discuss your specific project.

Yes — Shelby Township is one of our strongest contractor markets. We supply builders working in Shelby Township's active new-construction corridors with engineered hardwood, LVP, and SPC at contractor pricing. Volume discounts and builder accounts are available. Call Mike at (248) 853-2232 to set up an account.

About 20 minutes. From Shelby Township, take M-53 (Van Dyke) south to I-75 north, or take 23 Mile Road west to Rochester Road south. We're at 1799 Northfield Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48309. Open Mon–Fri 7am–4pm and Sat 9am–12pm.

Builder-grade LVP is typically 4mm–6mm thick with a thin wear layer (6–12 mil) and a printed wood pattern. Premium engineered hardwood has a real wood veneer on top — you can see and feel the actual wood grain, and it can be refinished once or twice. The visual difference is significant, especially in person. If you're upgrading a Shelby Township home for resale or long-term enjoyment, engineered hardwood is worth the investment. Call us to see samples side by side.