LOS ANGELES WOOD FLOORS

What are the Pros and Cons of Dark Wood Floors vs Light Wood Floors? Hold up a white index card over half of this to shift from light to...

OAK FLOORING PROS AND CONS Oak is the king of hardwood floors for a reason. It’s an incredibly durable wood that only gets better with...

Many people know that wood floors are green in terms of upping property value while remaining environmentally friendly. But did you know...

Say you are wanting to extend your wood flooring from one room to the next or fix damaged floors in one specific room of your house. The question is, can you do it seamlessly and still maintain the same look throughout your home? The answer is yes! Los Angeles Wood Floors has several ways we can match your new wood flooring to your existing wood flooring without a trace! Will It Be Difficult? Depending on the age of your floor, matching your existing floor can be difficult,

Is Engineered Wood Fake Wood? Engineered flooring is anything but fake. In fact, engineered flooring is some of the toughest, longest lasting wood flooring on the market. There are several benefits to this type of floor and when it comes to pre-finished engineered flooring, you have thousands of options. In fact, it can be quite overwhelming so below we will go over some things to consider. Selection When looking over the vast selection of engineered flooring, one of the fi

Hardwood Flooring is a product of nature, and a wood floor is not really made by man, it is merely altered by man. Isn’t it a fact that...

Why is it that water and wood don’t mix? In nature, they do, but, for anyone with a beautifully finished hardwood floor installation,...

First aid for wood floors depends on the type of finish used. In the following chart, solutions in the middle column are for floors...

Do customers really want a glossy floor, or do they want depth and clarity? High gloss shows a lot more wear compared with matte or satin...

For many people there’s nothing more relaxing after a stressful day than a calming glass (or three) of red wine. If Calgon can’t take you...

There are a number of factors that add to the allure of installing a hardwood floor in your home. For one they are perhaps the most...

There is nothing worse than buying a beautiful, new hardwood floor and days later witnessing damage from moisture or flooding....

Like all organic materials, wood changes color when exposed to the elements, including light. This is due to the process of oxidation,...

Whether it was a malfunctioning dishwasher, an overflowing toilet, or a washing machine hose that split, water can get to your hardwood floor. Unfortunately, water and wood do not play well together. When wood floors are exposed to water, damage is inevitable. But there are some things you can do to minimize the damage. If you act quickly, you can prevent further damage. The first thing you need to do is to soak up or remove as much water as possible. If caught quickly enough

Hardwood floors are one of the most beautiful and valuable features of any home. Highly desired by buyers, rich, gleaming hardwood can...

Due to their natural beauty, durability, and convenience in terms of cleaning, many people are drawn to homes or buildings that have...

A homeowner who has a wood floor in his home will already know how challenging it is to keep the wood floor properly maintained. He will...

It can be kind of tricky to figure out whether your should buff and re-coat, refinish, or replace a hardwood floor altogether. Most of...

Hardwood floors are a great investment for the home and one of the most popular flooring materials. However in order to maintain its value over the years, homeowners need to perform regular maintenance and learn more about what causes damage to hardwood floors. The following are some of the more common problems that crop up during and after installation. 5 Common Hardwood Flooring Problems and How to Avoid Them Dents and Dinks Some dents may appear after installation while th

Place doormats near all exterior doors – Doormats will capture 75% of dust, dirt and water particles from the outside, preventing these...