10 Best Flooring Brands in 2024

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Shaw Flooring is one of the most recognized flooring brands in the market. The company offers quality carpet, engineered hardwood, vinyl plank, tile, and stone flooring. Product availability is one of its many advantages. Flooring products can be purchased through professional installers, flooring stores, and home improvement retailers. Product warranties are also strong: 10 to 25 years for carpet, a limited lifetime warranty for vinyl, a lifetime structural warranty for engineered wood, and one year for tile and stone.

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Shaw Flooring markets itself as a quality budget-tiered flooring company. Some of the company’s higher tile costs increased our average cost per square foot calculations above, but overall its product pricing falls in the mid-range compared to other brands. Carpet costs between $1.40 and $12.30 per square foot and vinyl plank from $20 to $10 per square foot. The company’s engineered hardwood runs slightly higher than average at $6.80 to $14.80 per square foot. Its tile has the widest cost range of $4.40 to $75.40 per square foot.

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Shaw Floor’s quality nylon and polyester carpets offer good quality and value, and many feature patterns and textures at attainable prices. Some products are made using recycled materials and offer enhanced pet and stain protection.

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With more than 100 years in business, Mohawk Flooring is a trusted name in flooring. It is a widely recognized brand and features a range of flooring products across most categories, including engineered hardwood, carpet, laminate, vinyl plank, and sheet vinyl. Most of the company’s products come with a limited lifetime warranty with the exception of select carpet, engineered wood, and sheet vinyl collections. Free samples and a lifestyle quiz are some of Mohawk’s helpful tools to fine-tune your flooring search.

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Most Mohawk Flooring products are available at budget-friendly or mid-range prices. Its engineered hardwood collections cost from $4 to $6 per square foot. Laminate products range from $2 to $7 and luxury vinyl plank from $2 to $4 per square foot. The company’s carpet products are also attainably priced at $1 to $5 per square foot.

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Mohawk Flooring’s laminate flooring offers a durable alternative to engineered or solid hardwood. RevWood Plus in particular features additional moisture and scratch resistance, 47 color options, and a lifetime waterproof and pet warranty.

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Pergo was one of the first laminate flooring companies available in the United States in the early 1990s and quickly became a household name. Now under the ownership of Mohawk Flooring, Pergo offers laminate, engineered hardwood, and luxury vinyl plank flooring. Pergo continues to be among the best laminate flooring companies, offering superior quality that serves a variety of budgets. The company offers 10 laminate collections organized by performance, and all feature an AC 4 rating for durability and 10mm or 12mm thick planks. Two engineered hardwood collections are offered in a variety of wood species and come with water and antimicrobial protection. Pergo’s vinyl flooring includes four collections that are fully waterproof and feature an attached underlayment. Product warranty coverage depends on the product line and ranges from 10 years to lifetime.

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Pergo has a massive product catalog with many collections at a variety of price points. Many of its products are sold through independent flooring retailers and professional installers, and specific pricing is not published online. The company also has exclusive product offerings at Home Depot and Lowe’s Pergo that average between $2.04 and $4.14 per square foot for laminate and $3.99 per square foot for vinyl plank. Its engineered hardwood is competitively priced between $3.96 to $6.05 per square foot.

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Laminate flooring continues to be one of Pergo’s top-performing products. Its TimberCraft Elite line features authentic oak-look planks with waterproof protection and a lifetime warranty.

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Mannington is a family-owned flooring company that has been in business for more than 100 years. The brand offers a complete line of laminate, vinyl, and engineered hardwood flooring products. All products are FloorScore certified, which means they comply with the flooring industry’s indoor air quality standards. The company features two laminate lines, with the Restoration Collection offering the most performance and durability. The ADURA collection is Mannington’s vinyl plank and vinyl tile line. Product-specific features include vinyl flooring extra-wide planks, sound insulation features, and a rigid core for high humidity and temperature fluctuations. For engineered hardwood, the company offers popular hand-scraped styles, multiple wood species, scratch resistance, and water protection. Warranty coverage varies by flooring type and collection and ranges between 20 years to lifetime protection.

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Mannington Restoration laminate flooring is a quality mid-range option with prices from $3.30 to $7 per square foot. ADURA luxury vinyl plank ranges between $3 to $7 per square foot. The company’s engineered hardwood is naturally more expensive than its laminate and vinyl products but still around the industry average at $5 to $14 per square foot.

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Mannington is known for its high-quality vinyl plank flooring. ADURA Rigid’s solid core construction makes it a great vinyl flooring choice for busy households with kids or pets and high-traffic areas.

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Bruce belongs to the AHF Products family of brands that includes Armstrong, Hartco, and several other flooring suppliers. The company manufactures and distributes a range of flooring types: solid hardwood, engineered wood, engineered stone, laminate, vinyl plank, and sheet vinyl. All of its solid wood flooring is made in the U.S.A., and most of its other flooring products are manufactured domestically. Warranties are non-transferable and vary in coverage by flooring type and specific product. Bruce flooring products can be purchased from professional installers, flooring stores, and large retailers.

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Bruce solid and engineered hardwood flooring is some of the most attainably priced on the market. Solid hardwood costs between $4.40 and $8.20 per square foot and engineered wood from $3.40 to $7.70 per square foot. Bruce’s laminate and vinyl plank flooring products are priced lower on average. Laminate costs approximately $3 per square foot and vinyl plank ranges between $2.90 and $4.40 per square foot.

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Many Bruce solid hardwood flooring get consistently high marks for its traditional styles, affordability, and overall value.

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Proximity Mills is a flooring brand that is becoming well-known for its quality vinyl plank flooring. The brand also features carpet, carpet tile, engineered hardwood, and tile. Vinyl plank features thicker wear layers, added UV protection, and a lifetime warranty. Engineered wood flooring is available with up to 36 hours of water protection, six species, and a variety of tones and plank widths. The company’s carpet and carpet tile features nylon construction and four styles in primarily light to mid-neutral colorways. Its all-porcelain tile products offer authentic stone, wood, and concrete looks. All Proximity Mills tiles offer a PEI durability rating of four and are suitable for all residential and light commercial installations.

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Proximity Mills is known for its quality mid-priced flooring options and overall value. The brand’s engineered hardwood flooring costs from $6 to $12 per square foot. Its luxury vinyl plank is consistent with the industry average at $2 to $7 per square foot. Carpet runs between $1 and $4 per square foot and tile from $5 to $15 per square foot.

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The Twin Rivers vinyl plank collection offers impressive marble looks and is a budget-friendly alternative to natural stone.

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Anderson Tuftex is a specialty brand owned by Shaw Floors manufactures quality engineered wood floors and carpets. Hardwood planks come in five different species in multiple shades, tones, and textures. Extra-wide widths are also available, as are on-trend scraped and distressed styles. Anderson Tuftex stands out for its quality carpets and customizing options. Carpet products are available in both nylon and high-performance construction in loop, cut, and pattern styles across nine color families. ANSO performance carpets are made from 50% recycled bottle plastics. All Anderson Tuftex carpets can be custom cut to fit staircases and into floor rugs.

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Anderson Tuftex products occupy the higher end of the market. Its engineered hardwood flooring costs between $9 and $19 per square foot. Carpet costs range from $3 to $13 per square foot. Any Anderson Tuftex carpet can be custom cut for staircases and area rugs, with pricing available through retailers and installers.

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Anderson Tuftex Anso high-performance carpet offers improved pet and stain protection, with some styles under $6 per square foot.

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Kardean Designflooring is a UK-based flooring company with U.S. distribution. The brand is known for its high-quality luxury vinyl plank and vinyl tile flooring. All products are waterproof and feature a minimum wear layer of 20 mils — higher than the industry standard with improved durability and lifespan. The company’s premium lines often go well beyond that and up to 30 mils. Its collection of rigid core products offers more noise insulation. Kardean offers plenty of design choices, including 180 colorways across all product lines and on-trend styles like herringbone configurations, large-scale marble, and distressed looks. The majority of Kardean’s products require glue-down installation. While its loose-lay vinyl plank is known to be DIY friendly, it is recommended that all Kardean products be installed by a professional to maintain the limited lifetime warranty.

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Kardean Designflooring products are a little higher than average for vinyl plank and vinyl tile with a cost per square foot range between $3.75 to $9.

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The Korlok Select in Palazzo Marble is a quality vinyl tile that mimics the look of real stone and is a lower-cost alternative requiring less upkeep.

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Armstrong Flooring is best known for its commercial vinyl tile and sheet flooring, but the brand also manufactures an impressive line of residential flooring products. Alterna is its luxury vinyl tile collection, with 36 different wood plank looks. Vinyl tile products feature the company’s propriety Diamond 10 wear layer infused with crushed cultured diamonds for improved protection from scratches and scuffs. The brand’s engineered tile line mimics the looks of natural stone and ceramic tiles with lower maintenance. Lutea rigid core is traditional vinyl plank waterproof flooring that is FloorScore certified in 20 styles and backed by a 35-year or lifetime warranty, depending on wear layer thickness.

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Armstrong Flooring’s luxury vinyl plank flooring ranges from $1 to $4 per square foot. Its luxury vinyl tile costs $4 to $5 per square foot.

Best Flooring Model

Armstrong’s Alterna luxury vinyl tile offers wood and stone looks and comes with its Diamond 10 wear layer for additional durability and protection.

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Tarkett Home is a France-based flooring company with a growing U.S. distribution. The brand manufactures quality laminate, vinyl plank, vinyl tile, resilient sheet flooring, and carpet that are available from specialty hardware and flooring retailers across the country. All Tarket Home laminate flooring features standard or above-standard durability ratings, FloorScore certification, and lifetime warranty coverage. The brand’s luxury waterproof vinyl plank and tile collections offer mostly wood styles, rigid core options, and warranty coverage from 25 years to lifetime. Tarkett Home’s carpet selection is impressive, with 47 collections ranging from budget styles to products with high-performance materials with enhanced pet and stain resistance.

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Tarkett Home’s carpets range between $1.50 to $6 per square foot with most products falling in the $2 to $3 range. The brand’s laminate products cost between $1 to $3.30 per square foot. Vinyl plank and vinyl tile flooring is similarly priced at $1 to $3 per square foot. Its FiberFloor sheet flooring alternative is priced at $2 per square foot.

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Tarkett Home’s Allure line of carpets is manufactured using PET, a sustainable carpet fiber that offers additional resistance to pet damage, stains, and overall wear.