Choose hardwood if: you're flooring a main living area with stable humidity, you want a floor that can be refinished instead of replaced in 15–20 years, and resale value matters more than upfront cost.
Choose vinyl plank if: the room sees water (kitchen, bath, mudroom, basement), you want a lower upfront cost, or you're flooring a rental property where durability matters more than resale prestige.
What we see most in Hampton: hardwood in living rooms and bedrooms, vinyl plank in kitchens, baths, and finished basements — often in the same house.
Not sure which fits your space? Get a free estimate and we'll walk the room with you before you decide.