What makes a memorable hardwood flooring installation for someone who installs wood floors professionally? For us at Michigan Hardwood Floor Services, it has to do with the beauty of the wood and the challenge of the installation. In this article, we’ll share with you what we consider to be the
Everyone that has lived in Michigan for any period of time knows that there is a LOT of humidity here. When it comes to hardwood floors, humidity is a big issue. When you hire us to install and/or sand and refinish your hardwood floors, you will notice that we put
Posted by Victor Mulbauer on May 31st, 2014 If you have hardwood floors in your home then you know that direct sunlight streaming through your windows can be a big issue for your floors. Most of us have experienced moving furniture or an area rug and noticed the covered
Posted by Victor Mulbauer on May 16th, 2014 So you’ve ripped up a corner of your old crusty carpet to see what’s underneath and you’ve discovered hardwood flooring that has been hiding there all this time… how exciting! A lot of houses here Michigan have beautiful solid hardwood floors
Posted by Victor Mulbauer on May 3rd, 2014 In Part 1 of this article, we talked about some of the issues that come from the long cure times of traditional hardwood floor finishes. Namely 1) long waits to replace all furniture and rugs, 2) over exposure to harmful VOCs
Posted by Victor Mulbauer on April 13th, 2014 One of the biggest hassles in traditional hardwood floor sanding and refinishing is having to wait for the finish to dry and cure before being able to get back on your floor. Let’s face it – you want your life to get
Posted by Victor Mulbauer, March 23rd 2014 From the very beginning of starting Michigan Hardwood Floors Services we have proudly used Bona finishes. There are a couple of important reasons why we chose to use this company’s products and we’d like to share one of the main reasons with you
Posted by Victor Mulbauer, January 19th 2014 Over the summer you’ve invested a significant amount of money to have either your hardwood floors refinished, or have new wood floors installed. Now, just a few months later, it’s winter and you’re starting to see gaps throughout your floor. What on earth
