One of the many factors in deciding what hardwood floor is best for your home is wood tone. By this, we mean the color undertone of the wood. This can be accomplished via wood staining or just the natural color of the hardwood. And it isn’t just as simple as choosing a tone. There are other elements in your home to consider. Here is a short guide on how to choose the right wood tone for your hardwood flooring.

As a homeowner, updating your space with beautiful new wood flooring is one of the best decisions you can make. But, before you pick out the right style of wood and schedule the installation, it’s important to consider one final question. What’s the best direction to lay hardwood flooring? Well, it all depends on a few factors, which we will discuss below.

So you’ve finally upgraded the look of your house with beautiful hardwood floors and you couldn’t be more thrilled! Hardwood flooring is not only attractive, but durable, long-lasting, and a great option for families with young children and pets. Now the question is, how do you keep those sparkling new floors looking as gorgeous as day one? Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to extend the life of your hardwood floors. Let’s take a quick look at the do’s and dont’s of hardwood maintenance. 

There is no denying that hardwood floors are a beautiful addition to any home. Not only do they add home value but they can stand the test of time. However, it’s a natural product and with that, it responds to different humidity levels. Elite Hardwood Flooring is located in Maryland, so we know our fair share of humid summers. So, while seasonal movement is normal, here is what you need to know when summer humidity meets hardwood floors.

Hardwood flooring is a durable option that can stand the test of time. Solid wood can be sanded and repaired over the years. It is also the best choice when it comes to pets and children, who can do a number on floors. However, there are other ways hardwood floors can become damaged. We want to go over the common mistakes people make that contribute to this. So, don’t make these mistakes with your hardwood floors:

The best cleaning supplies for hardwood should not only keep your floors clean and disinfected, but also extend its lifespan. However, many floor cleaners contain abrasive ingredients that can damage the wood surface. And, surface cleaners aren’t always safe either as many of them are not optimized for hardwood floors. So, which cleaning supplies are safe on hardwood floors? Here are five supplies you can use to clean and disinfect your hardwood floor without damaging it: