Orange Wood Flooring Experts

ORANGE, TX

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"... job even though they ran into road blocks with the job. there ended up being two foundations so they had to make extra loads to have the debris hauled off. that never stopped them from finishing the job. very nice job done...."

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How to clean and maintain hardwood floors

Preventing build-up, grit and dust are all ways to help your hardwood floors last longer. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Alex K. of Charlotte)

A highly rated Detroit-area hardwood flooring installer gives their best advice for cleaning and maintaining hardwood floors.

5 things to know before refinishing a wood floor

Floor refinishing is a process that takes planning and preparation. Know what to expect before beginning the process in your home. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Gigel B. of Chicago)

A little research, plus finding and working closely with the right contractor, can ensure good work and significantly reduce worry over the effects a wood floor refinishing job will have on your daily life.

5 tips for sanding a hardwood floor

Few things can update a room as beautifully as refinishing a hardwood floor. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Laurie T. of Huntington, N.Y.)

Refinishing or sanding an existing wood floor can be a more delicate process than you might expect. Here are some tips to help you successfully sand a hardwood floor without destroying it or damaging your home.

Distressed floors offer look of aged wood

Distressed wood flooring, such as this example in maple, adds warmth to a home and can reduce the impact of later wear and tear. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Traci B.)

A purposely distressed wood floor adds warmth and a sense of authenticity to a room. Distressing hardwood flooring also reduces the impact of previous damage and hides evidence of future wear and tear.