When trying to find hardwood flooring that fits with your home, the options can seem endless and overwhelming. New trends emerge every day, and it can be difficult to find modern-day trends that look timeless and fit with your chosen aesthetic. When it comes to creating hardwood flooring for your home, you might look at upcoming trends for inspiration. Understanding your unique style, and the interior design trends of 2022, will help you create the

There are so many types of wood and finishes that choosing the right option for your home can be a daunting task. But don’t fret! With all the options available, you can find something perfect for your budget, lifestyle, and space.  We deliver hardwood floor estimates based on personal taste and unique needs. Most people opt for hardwood flooring because of its durability, beauty, and ease of care. And it is no wonder that more

You have probably noticed the delays in shipping your favorite products or the increase in price for those same products, especially recently. The holidays are not that far behind us and all of us remember the mad dash to get everyone their gifts and to get them on time. Even post-holidays, price increases are far from over. We continue to see prices on everything from chips to toys increase. Lumber is no different.  The cost

Hardwood floors are a timeless classic for any home and we don’t see this going anywhere in 2022. As the real estate market in Kansas City continues to stay hot, hardwood flooring is a sought-after asset for any home on the market. Not only are they a durable clean option, but they allow for ample styling opportunities that homeowners just can’t find with other flooring options.  But how are hardwood flooring trends changing in 2022?

Hardwood floor gapping can be frustrating. Not only is floor gapping unsightly, but it is a nuisance as you try to clean your floors with each of those spaces holding onto dirt and grime. Big or small, the spaces between your floorboards cause headaches. This gapping can happen for a variety of reasons, and no hardwood floor is resistant to the affect of gapping. However, these unsightly spacings in your floors are more noticeable when you