Our experienced estimators will help guide you on this. There are many determining factors, including who uses the space, the layout, existing wood accents, entry points etcetera. Every project is unique and we treat them as such.
Honestly, less frequent than you think, if at all! If you start to see traffic or wear on your floor call us. We will come out and assess if the floor just needs a maintenance coat of finish.
Hardwood floors contract and expand with changes in temperature and humidity. So usually in the winter the floor will contract, and as spring starts, it will slowly expand back.
This will vary on the floor. NEVER use a steam mop or wax on a wood floor, and only use a vacuum if it has a hard floor setting. We recommend a thorough sweeping prior to using a recommended cleaner with mop if necessary.
Custom flooring allows you to choose your species, color and sheen. The process does take a little longer. Prefinished is 100% complete from the manufacturer. We have a wide array of samples of species and colors to choose from.
To help protect your floors, place throw rugs in front of every outside door and the kitchen sink to minimize harmful sand and grit. Attach felt pads to the legs or floor contact points of all furniture to prevent scratching. Additionally, be sure to clean up spills and tracked-in dirt immediately to avoid damage.
Installation times vary based on the size of the area and the type of hardwood. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few days to two weeks.
Regular sweeping and occasional refinishing are recommended to maintain the beauty and longevity of hardwood floors.
Polished concrete offers durability, low maintenance, enhanced aesthetics, and improved light reflection, making it ideal for commercial environments.
Yes, laminate flooring with water-resistant properties is suitable for installation in areas prone to moisture.
Yes, hardwood flooring is versatile and can be installed in most indoor rooms, excluding high-moisture areas like bathrooms.
Consider durability, wood type (e.g., oak, maple), finish, and your lifestyle (pets, children) when selecting hardwood flooring for your home.
Most solid hardwood floors can be refinished multiple times, but engineered hardwood floors can only be refinished a limited number of times due to their thinner top layer.
The process usually takes 3-5 days, depending on the size of the area and the extent of the work required.
Yes, all furniture and rugs need to be removed to ensure the entire floor can be properly sanded and refinished.
Regular sweeping or vacuuming, using floor mats, and promptly cleaning spills can help maintain the beauty of your refinished hardwood floors.
Yes, gray hardwood flooring is as durable as other hardwoods, provided it’s properly maintained. The durability largely depends on the type of wood and finish used.
It can be installed in most rooms, but it’s advisable to avoid high-humidity areas like bathrooms unless the wood is specifically treated for such environments.
It is known for its contemporary appeal and ability to hide wear. It contrasts well with both light and dark furnishings, making it a versatile choice compared to more traditional wood colors.
Consider your room’s lighting, existing décor, and desired ambiance. Lighter shades create a fresh, airy feel, while darker offer a more dramatic and sophisticated look.
The choice of finish depends on your desired look and lifestyle needs. For a natural, low-shine appearance, consider a matte or satin finish. If you prefer a glossy, reflective surface, a high-gloss finish may be ideal. Custom staining options can also enhance or change the color of it to fit your décor.
Consider using engineered oak flooring, which is more resistant to moisture changes. Always ensure proper moisture barriers and ventilation are in place.
Solid oak flooring is made from a single piece of oak wood and is known for its durability and ability to be refinished multiple times. It consists of a top layer of oak veneer bonded to a plywood or composite core. It’s more stable and less prone to expansion and contraction with changes in humidity, making it a good option for areas where solid oak may not be suitable.
Regularly sweep or vacuum to remove dirt and debris. Use a damp mop with a hardwood floor cleaner for deeper cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals and ensure spills are promptly wiped up.
Yes, White Oak is an excellent choice for high-traffic areas due to its hardness and durability, which help withstand heavy use without showing significant wear.
Yes, White Oak hardwood flooring can be refinished multiple times, allowing you to restore its original beauty and extend its lifespan.
You should include the flooring from the very beginning. Your flooring type is one of the most important decisions you will need to make for your entire decorating scheme to work.
The wood species, width of the product, and color of the flooring will have an effect on your trim choices as well as your wall covering and cabinetry choices.
You should look for a wood species that will coordinate with your overall decorating scheme. The species and width of the wood will depend largely on the size and style of your room. Durability is another factor you should consider when choosing a species. Some species are naturally stronger.
Most wood species are neutral in color but a natural finish on any species is the most common and will stay in style longest. Avoid white washing your wood floor… this is a very dated look. Consult an interior decorator or your local wood flooring supplies for your options and more specific information about each species.
Prefinished products, whether engineered or solid, are a good choice for an existing home, for someone who has problems with dust, or for a small area. If you can live with the dust during the sanding process, site-finished flooring is always your best choice.
When deciding between vinyl, laminate, and solid wood floors, whether finished or unfinished you first need to consider where you will be installing your floor. Each have pro’s and con’s. Is it new construction or an existing home? Is it over a slab foundation or a standard subfloor? Will it be in a room where there may be a possibility of moisture or water damage? All these must be taken into account before you can make your final decision. Laminates like “Formica” are a good choice for a kitchen, laundry, or bath. For more information about specific products consult your local flooring supplier.
