"Wood Floors are my Passion."
Yes, we do hardwood flooring, yes we also install new floors as well as refinishing old floors, staining them or just coating them natural. But, in the past couple of years, we have been getting a lot of requests to Read More …
Costs of CARPETING over 50 years as a home owner: Per 1,000 square feet: – Installation and new carpeting = $3,500-$4,500 on average depending on quality of carpeting and hourly installation charge. – Needs to be replaced every 7-10 years Read More …
Hardwood Flooring is the Most Popular Flooring. According to HGTV, the top request of home buyers and renters when looking for a home is hardwood flooring. In fact, a study of homebuyer preferences by USA Today using data from the National Association of Read More …
We can add hardwood flooring custom feature strips, borders and medallions to your floor during installation. These features can really add a unique and elegant look to a dining room, entry way, kitchen or any room you wish to separate Read More …
We typically go by these stain colors for staining our floors. Please use this chart as a reference if you are thinking about putting a stain on your floor.
…This maple floor turned out Beautiful! I usually try to avoid staining maple floors, simply because they never turn out looking very good. The grain characteristics of maple make it so it does not take stain well without being blotchy. Read More …
I’ve done some interesting jobs in my time. Just look at my blog for the multi-colored footprints on stairs. That was a fun job! Many people will ask me to do custom work for them while I am doing their floors, Read More …
Good news to all the people who like plank flooring. I was not a big fan of plank flooring (anything over 3 1/4 of an inch in width. 4,5,6, all the way up to seven or 8 inches in width), because Read More …
Yes, we did it: a yellow brick road we installed in a child’s room for a client of ours. We used pine planks to simulate the look and texture of the bricks and a custom stain for the rest. When the Read More …
Well my trip to Alabama was “interesting” and a bit of a challenge. Being used to doing floors in a dry climate like Colorado, I was faced with a few challenges in the 85% humidity of Alabama. To get my Read More …