After you’ve decided on the type of hardwood flooring you want, the next big decision is… prefinished or unfinished hardwood flooring for your Boston hardwood floor installation project? Both options have their advantages…
When starting out with your Boston wood floor installation project, the first big decision you’ll need to make is choosing between one of the 4 main types of wood flooring. There’s real wood…
Water popping is a technique used during the hardwood floor refinishing process to open up the grain of the wood. It’s done prior to staining (changing the color of the floor) for the…
Light or dark hardwood floors… which one should you go for? Both have pros and cons. Light hardwood floors create an airy, open feel. Dark floors offer depth and drama. Either can work….
Selecting a stain color for your wood floors is an important and challenging decision. Important because once you make your final decision and the stain goes down, you’re stuck with it unless you…
Should you install hardwood floors in kitchens? Yes. No. Maybe? It’s an important decision. For a couple of reasons: You’ll be spending a lot of time in your kitchen. You want them to…
Pet stains! Agh! The bane of everyone that finds them in their hardwood floors. When we talk about dog, cat, and other animal urine stains and how to remove pet stains from hardwood…
If you’ve seen a great hardwood floor that looks like it belongs in an antique home, you’ve likely seen a reclaimed wood floor. The most popular types of reclaimed wooden floors are barn…
If you have been looking for new flooring or just looking through social media, you’ve noticed that wood floor planks seem to be getting wider and wider. You may have some legitimate concerns…
Many people wonder what is the difference between red oak and white oak. Oak is one of the most common hardwood flooring choices in the United States. As different hardwood flooring trends come…