How do I know which type of hardwood flooring is right for my home?

Whether you choose solid, engineered, prefinished or unfinished hardwood comes down to your home's conditions, design preferences and lifestyle. Our team will help you compare species, finishes and construction methods, so you can pick something that looks good and performs well over time.

What makes hardwood flooring a good choice for homes in Colorado?

Hardwood flooring is beautiful, adds resale value and offers healthier indoor air quality than its carpet counterpart. Humidity is typically low in Colorado so choosing the right wood species and installation method is essential.

What's the difference between prefinished and unfinished hardwood floors?

Prefinished floors are stained and sealed in the factory, making for faster, cleaner installation with tough, durable finishes. Unfinished hardwood is finished following on-site installation, which allows you to customize its color, sheen and surface smoothness.

Can existing hardwood floors be repaired or extended into new rooms?

Yes. Hardwood floors with water damage, scratches or dents can be repaired. Additionally, existing hardwood floors can be extended into other rooms while matching the grain, color and finish.

What kind of maintenance do hardwood floors need in Colorado's climate?

Wood is hygroscopic, meaning it reacts to moisture in the air. In Colorado, you have to maintain stable humidity (30-55%) and have a regular cleaning routine. A screen and coat every few years can protect your finish and lessen the need for refinishing down the line.