Your #1 Hardwood Flooring Experts in Utah County

We offer a range of hardwood flooring options, including oak, maple, cherry, walnut, and hickory. We also provide different finishes and styles to match your aesthetic preferences. We have access to the highest quality suppliers in the industry. Reach out today!

This will be based on the square footage of the job, but small and medium jobs are 1-3 days. Please note that if you are ordering a new wood floor that it will need to acclimate 5-7 days to adjust properly.

Wood acclimation is the process of allowing hardwood flooring to adjust to the moisture and temperature conditions of the installation environment before being installed. This helps prevent issues such as warping, shrinking, or expanding after installation. The acclimation period typically ranges from 3 to 7 days, depending on the type of wood and the environmental conditions. It's important to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific requirements.

We need a clean subfloor and can rip out your old floor if needed. Make sure to tell us in your quote. Provide current flooring so we can decide if it is a good enough base to place on.

This can very greatly depending on care and quality of finish used to seal the floor. Depending on the level of wear, hardwood floors should be sanded and refinished every 7-10 years to restore their original beauty.

We use dust control systems and techniques to minimize dust during installation and sanding. This includes using specialized vacuums and containment methods to keep your home clean and reduce airborne dust.

Harder woods are less prone to scratches like Hickory, Hard Maple, or White Oak. Lighter toned wood will show scratches less. Harder woods are dificult to stain as well.

We handle various repairs, including fixing scratches, dents, and water damage, as well as replacing damaged boards and addressing gaps. Our team will assess the damage and recommend the best solution.

Regularly clean with a soft mop or vacuum with a wood floor attatchment. Avoid using too much moisture and use a wood floor approved cleaner. Place mats help with high traffic areas and scratches for entry ways.

Clean Spills Immediately: Wipe up spills promptly to avoid water damage or staining.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Stick to hardwood-specific cleaners. Avoid ammonia, vinegar, or wax-based products that can dull the finish.

Recoat as Needed: If the finish starts to wear, consider recoating the floor before the damage penetrates the wood. This can often be done without sanding.