Over the past few years, hardwood floors have become very popular due to their aesthetic appeal and durability. If your home or office has hardwood floors, they will always stand long, providing you with stunning beauty. However, at some point in time, you will need to refinish them to bring back their luster. Before considering…

Floors obviously can’t make New Year Resolutions; but if they could, wouldn’t they just want to look their best for the year(s) ahead? Is your hardwood flooring looking a little less vibrant than it used to? Has it dulled through time, have the normal scrapes and scratches of life started to show? Maybe the original…

This is a question we are often asked by anxious homeowners after flooding, or other causes, have caused damage to their precious hardwood floor. There is no simple answer as it depends on the amount and location of such damage. If there’s only light damage to the surface, then it’s often possible to undertake a…

For dog lovers everywhere, canines aren’t just best friends – they’re practically family. Unlike their feline counterparts, however, dogs can be a bit more overactive, especially if they’re adjusting to unfamiliar surroundings. If you’ve moved into a new home, investing in hardwood flooring can make the transition smoother. Hardwood is easier to clean than carpets,…

The majority of hardwood shoppers often don’t realize that there are two types of wood, i.e., the solid and the engineered. Both wood types do exist in plenty of options, styles, and stains. Besides, they both add value and structure to your home. But what’s the difference between them? Well, engineered hardwood is usually made…

It this happens to you, it’s certainly distressing. Once set to work, we start by removing any damaged planks, buffer, and surrounding pieces if necessary. We check the plywood subfloor and remove it if it’s also water-damaged. Should there be a concrete foundation, it must be allowed to completely dry. Then, we patch the subfloor…

Denver homeowners may be lured by the lower cost of laminate flooring, but experts always agree that solid hardwood flooring is better. Why? 1- Solid Hardwood Lasts Longer Solid hardwood may be more expensive from the outset, but it can last a lifetime. Laminate, however, has a typical lifetime of just 10 years- your house…

Is it possible that having hardwood flooring installed in your home increases the future value of your home? The answer is yes, it is possible. Hardwood flooring is considered one of the most popular types of flooring because it lasts longer than other types of flooring and is relatively low maintenance. If you are planning…

Direct sunlight, heat, and moisture are detrimental, but here are three ways to prevent your hardwood floors from fading: Low-E windows/coating Low-E windows/coating can protect your hardwood flooring from fading by blocking both UV radiation and infrared. The good thing is that it will still allow natural sunlight to light up your house or office.…