Flooring

Prefinished hardwood floors are a popular choice for homeowners seeking durability and ease of installation while still adding value to their homes. Unlike traditional hardwood floors that are finished on-site, prefinished floors come from the factory already sealed and finished. This pre-application of finish makes them more resistant to stains, moisture, and wear, making maintenance easier. However, to keep these floors looking their best, regular and proper cleaning is essential. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions and recommend products to clean your prefinished hardwood floors effectively.

Refinishing hardwood flooring is a popular home improvement project that can breathe new life into dull or worn-out floors, significantly enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any space. The cost of refinishing hardwood floors varies widely based on several factors, including the size of the area, the condition of the floors, the type of finishing products used, and regional labor rates.

Engineered hardwood floors, a popular choice in modern homes, combine the beauty of natural wood with structural stability. Unlike solid hardwood, engineered hardwood consists of a thin layer of hardwood bonded over a high-quality plywood layer, making it more resistant to humidity and temperature changes. We have engineered hardwood in our current home and two other previous homes. Like any flooring, it requires proper care and cleaning to maintain its appearance and longevity. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to clean engineered hardwood floors effectively.

Hardwood floors add character and warmth to a home, but they are not immune to damage. Whether from furniture mishaps, heavy wear, or accidental gouges, there may come a time when your hardwood floors need to be repaired. And sometimes that damage can be so bad that an entire piece of hardwood needs to be replaced. This is true for both solid hardwood and engineered hardwood. The process, while meticulous, can be accomplished with the right tools and a careful approach, ensuring your floor looks as good as the day it was laid. In this tutorial, I’ll show you and explain how to repair hardwood floors by replacing a damaged plank, just like I recently did in my own home.

We are always asked the question, “Can you refinish engineered hardwood floors?”. The simple answer is yes, but there are some things you should know before you do it. So don’t go rent a floor sander just yet. In this article, I’m going to go over the things you need to know before you refinish your engineered hardwood floors.