Can Water-Damaged Wood Floors Be Repaired?
Water and wood don’t mix. When disaster strikes and your dishwasher leaks, your washing machine hose bursts, or your ice maker has a meltdown,…
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Three Reasons Why New Hardwood Floors Will Help You Sell Your Home
Whenever you sell your home, you want to get top dollar. There are a few ways to ensure that happens. Of course, your home should…
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Why Hardwood Floors Are Better For Allergy Sufferers
If you suffer from allergies, you know everything you breathe in can affect you negatively. You have to pay attention to the air around you….
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Luxury Vinyl vs Hardwood – Pros and Cons
So you’ve always wanted a hardwood floor – the low maintenance, durability and timeless beauty of wood has always been a dream. Then, you hear…
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5 Critical Care Tips for Kitchen Hardwood Floors
Wood floors in the kitchen are beautiful, but we all know that water and wood don’t play well together. But water isn’t the only threat…
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4 Summertime Hardwood Floor Tips
How does the song go? “Summertime and the livin’ is easy.” Well, maybe not for your hardwood floors. Summer can be challenging for hardwood floors….
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Will Ice Melt or Salt Hurt My Wood Floors?
Winter isn’t over yet! All of the ice melt and salt on the sidewalks in Kansas City can do harm to your beautiful hardwood floors….
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How to Protect your Hardwood Floors this Winter
Hardwood floors have the ability to add much needed warmth and beauty into your home. In order to maintain this beauty, they must be taken…
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10 Moving Tips to Keep Your Hardwood Floors Scratch Free
Moving heavy furniture, like refrigerators, is never fun but it must be done. Unfortunately, if not executed properly, the floor is sometimes scratched when moving…
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5 Hardwood Floor Care Tips to Prepare You for the Holiday Season
There’s no better time to bring together all of your friends and family than the holidays. With family gatherings, comes an increase in foot traffic…
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