Getting hardwood floors installed? One thing you should consider is different patterns for installation.

Gray hardwood floors are a new trend that everyone is taking advantage of. But are they right for you?

New moves can be stressful. Don’t make it any worse on yourself by ruining your hardwood floors before you can call your new place home. Learn 6 ways that you can protect your floors.

Flooding or excess water all over your hardwood flooring in your home? Don't worry, we've created a complete guide on water damage.

It’s important to know all the possible ways you might be ruining your hardwood floors so you’re prepared to fend against any dent or scuff mark. So, let’s dive in and explore the ways you might be ruining your floors without even knowing it, and how to prevent it in the future.

When getting new floors installed or doing maintenance to your current ones, don't let sheen level be an after thought. You consider so many factors and it's important to be educated on the different sheens and the results your floors will have due to them.

No one enjoys cracks in their hardwood floors, but there is a solution to make them look good as new. Learn more about trowel filling and how it can make your floors look neat and tidy again in no time.

Hardwood flooring is a must have when improving your home. Even though it is such a staple, challenges can arise while getting new floors installed as well as decorating your space. Here’s how to seamlessly integrate your new hardwood floors into the decor and ensemble of your existing home.

It’s summer! That means days at the beach, bonfires at night, and more hours of sunshine everyday. With the joy and brightness of summer it can be easy to forget how these changing conditions can affect your hardwood.

The kitchen area can go through a lot of wear and tear, from orange juice spills to baking mishaps, therefore it is important for this high traffic room to have hardwood floors that can handle it.

Graduation parties are right around the corner! Don’t let the potential headache of keeping your hardwood floors clean hold you back from hosting one. We’ve come up with two ways to ditch the mess, in order to make sure you enjoy your party instead of stressing during it.

Finding it hard to choose between dark or light floors for a current room redesign. Not sure which will be more practical? Or look better in your space? Here is what you need to know about dark and light hardwood flooring.

When you think of hardwood installation, don't just think of flooring! There are other great places to install hardwood in your home. Keep reading to find out more.

When you invest in hardwood floors, choosing an area rug to go over them can be difficult. You want to make sure you aren't going to damage your hardwood floors and be able to add to their beauty. To help you out we've created a list of things to consider when getting a new rug, from rug pads, to color and material.

Do you sometimes find learning about hardwood can be repetitive or mundane? Spice up your knowledge about hardwood flooring with these six fascinating facts. 

Spring is right around the corner, and with that comes continuous rainy days. The last thing you want to do is ruin your hardwood floors. Keep reading to find out three easy things you can do to keep your hardwood floors safe when it's raining cats and dogs.

Getting new hardwood floors can sometimes be a daunting task. You want to pick a species that fits the aesthetic of your home, but you also want to make an educated choice. Well at Plus Hardwood Flooring, we are here to help. Keep reading to learn more about different domestic species and their durability so you can be prepared when making hardwood flooring decisions in the future. 

You might love hardwood floors, but are concerned about getting it installed because you have pets. This is a valid concern and it may lead you to ask the question, "Pets plus hardwood, can I have both?" The answer is yes!

With so many flooring options available today, it can be confusing to settle on a choice for your flooring and hardwood can seem like an expensive option. However, hardwood flooring still remains the most popular choice; as well as being the best for a safe and clean space with relatively low maintenance.

The number one rule to remember when dealing with hardwood: you should aim to keep the humidity levels in your home between 35% and 55%. Here's why.