How does wood moisture affect your hardwood floor? Here are some of the most common issues you may notice if your hardwood floor experiences a moisture problem.
Hardwood Floor Cleaning Dos and Don’ts
The proper hardwood floor cleaning will help keep your Los Gatos home beautiful for years! There are, however, methods that can also cause damage. Learn the proper techniques to enjoy your wooden flooring!
What’s Hiding in Your Carpet?
Let’s explore some critical science that explains why replacing your carpet with hardwood floors is a necessary action. Read here!
Wax On, Wax Off
What happens when wax winds up on your floors? Do you need a professional hardwood floor repair team to come to the rescue, or can you handle the job yourself?
Hardwood Floors and Their Impact on the Environment
Hardwood floors bring wonderful health benefits to two kinds of environments – the environment of your home and our planet. Learn how they do it in our blog.
Which Direction Should My Hardwood Floors Be Installed?
Hardwood floors add beauty, durability, and value to homes. Once homeowners decide on a wood style and finish, the next step involves choosing the direction of the planks. Which way is correct? Learn more from our blog!
How to Fix Hardwood Floor Water Damage
Forgotten spills, storms, standing water, and pets can wreak havoc on hardwood floors. Here’s how to treat and prevent hardwood floor water damage.
Why Is Hardwood the Best Option for New Floors?
For hundreds of years, people have loved hardwood flooring as a durable, beautiful, & unique material. Learn our 5 top reasons for hardwood floors installation.
A Plague for Hardwood Floors
White Line Syndrome (WLS) Is White Line Syndrome the plague on everyone’s hardwood floors? White Line Syndrome, also known as “WLS” in the hardwood flooring industry, refers to white lines that manifests between boards on hardwood floors. Over the past 5 to
Floating Engineered Hardwood Floors Installation: Pros and Cons
Floating wood floors are made from various wood materials that are formed into planks or tiles. As with any flooring option, floating engineered hardwood floors come with benefits and drawbacks. Learn more here
