Where You Step
About Us
At Where You Step, we want to help you with any concerns and questions you may have related to flooring products, installation, maintenance, and cleaning. With all the different types of flooring that are out there, it’s important to know the unique properties each one has so you can make the best decision possible. Regardless of what flooring you have or you’re interested in, we have the answers to your questions about all your flooring needs.
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The 5 Main Wood Flooring Types
So you've just decided to renovate your house and you want to replace your old tile, linoleum, or concrete flooring with wood flooring. You may even be building a house from the ground up and trying to decide which type of wood flooring. In either case, sometimes...
10 Small Living Room Ideas That Can Raise Your Home’s Value
A small living room can be a challenge to design. When it’s not put together in the right way, it can be particularly disadvantageous, because the limited space it offers can lower the value of your home. Fortunately, when you execute the right small living room...
How To Refinish Hardwood Floors: The Ultimate Guide
Hardwood floors give a look of natural beauty and comfort to any space. But over the years, they take a lot of heavy usage and abuse, picking up scratches, scuffs, and stains. Luckily, it’s possible to restore them to their original beauty without installing a whole...
The 10 Best Laminate Floor Cleaner Brands You Need
Don’t let smudges and streaks on your laminate floors get you down. We understand how difficult it could be to maintain laminate floors. With pets, children, and everyday hustle and bustles, our floors can become beaten and dull-looking over time. The good news is...
3 Best Carpet Cleaner Brands
If you’re like most Americans, you have carpet somewhere in your house. Although hardwood and laminate floors are currently more popular in the US, most homes have at least some carpeted space. Carpet is great for covering uneven floors or floors that are too damaged...
Subfloor vs. Underlayment: What’s the Difference Between the Two?
The floor that you walk on seems like one solid layer under your feet, but it's actually made in layers, which is a method that was developed hundreds of years ago. Layering starts with a heavy subfloor that is attached to the floor joists. Then, the underlayment is...