Many unique options help create a spectacular visual for your wood floors, including various installation patterns and layouts. In today's post, we're going to tell you more about those and how you can benefit from the option.Wood floors make...
If you're looking for gorgeous hardwood floors but also need pet-friendly options, we have good news for you. Hardwood floors can be tailored for your home, even if you are a pet owner, and we're going to tell you more about it as you follow...
Yes, but there are many factors to consider before doing so, such as subfloor preparation and moisture maintenance.You do have another choice: Install engineered wood floors. While solid is installed just one way with a tongue and...
There are many natural, PH-neutral hardwood cleaners on the market, and you can even make your own with an olive oil solution (recipe to follow). This is important to remember because, while a product can be completely natural, its...
Yes, both solid and engineered versions of hardwood need to be acclimated. Wood has a lot of pores, and if it absorbs, the moisture can make it change shape, resulting in cupping or crowning; that can result in permanent damage or replacement...
What’s the difference between solid and engineered hardwood flooring?There are two types of hardwood floors and while most are familiar with solid, get to know engineered wood floors if you haven't already. These are taking over a significant...
There's a lot more to choosing the right hardwood than just color (although that is the fun part!) There are three major types of floors, and we include a description of each; as always, feel free to come into the Cherokee Floor Covering...
Solid hardwood will last for decades; in fact, we've heard of some lasting for 100 years, and engineered hardwood floors usually last up to 40 years; some manufactures, however, warranty it for much longer. Refinishing will bring them back...
Wood floors are among the best choices for allergy and asthma sufferers because they improve indoor air quality and don't harbor mold, dust, animal dander, or any pollutants or anything that can be tracked in from the outdoors. Why CARB is so...
Wood floors are among the best choices for allergy and asthma sufferers because they improve indoor air quality and don't harbor mold, dust, animal dander, or any pollutants or anything that can be tracked in from the outdoors. Why CARB is so...
