With Halloween just around the corner, a squeaky floor in your home might be considered seasonally appropriate. But for those who have lived with a squeaking floor, the noise quickly loses its appeal. If you were to ask the Mr. Floor customer service team, the second most frequent customer complaint, especially here on the North […]
If there’s a single type of call that we receive most often from homeowners it is a call about worn spots in front of high traffic areas – refrigerator, sink, range, or desk. They’re asking how much it will cost to spot refinish just a portion of their hardwood or engineered wood floor. Believe me. […]
You should not use blue tape or any other tape on your wood floor when painting. Tape can peel off a weakened finish and leave adhesive residue behind.
Is your wood floor suffering from water damage? Here’s Mr. Floor’s guide to dealing with warped, buckled or discolored hardwood floors ruined by water.
Designed in 1916 by the firm Shepley, Rutan & Collidge, the Ida Noyes Hall at the University of Chicago began life as a women’s gymnasium and social center. Lovingly maintained for nearly 100 years, the magnificent interior of the building features decorative oak wainscoting, a molded plaster ceiling with medallions and marvelous oak flooring. Today […]
Wood Seasoning: The Secret to a Great Wood Floor What’s most interesting is someone can purchase a truck, buy tools, print up some business cards, and consider himself a flooring professional. Generally if you were to ask that person to show you his Moisture Meter or his Thermo-Hygrometer the answer would be “What’s that?” It […]