Experience matters, take advantage of almost “4 decades” experience and work with an experienced contractor who knows what they are doing and what products to use. Once again
Engineered New Floor Installation
This is a beautiful new Garrison French Connection Canewood floor in a special Master Bedroom in the Westwood California area. These clients are really excited for the new look! This is a european oak engineered product with an oil finish. [Read more…] about Engineered New Floor Installation
Hardwood Floors Add Value to Your Home
For most homeowners their home is their single largest investment. It makes sense that keeping your home in tip top condition not only increases your standard of living, but also increases the value of your home and when you are ready to sell it will give you the best return on your investment (ROI). 
Adding hardwood floors or refinishing your hardwood floors can give your home just the impact it needs to increase its value.
On a professional forum on Realtor.com a real estate agent commented, “Hardwood floors enhance [Read more…] about Hardwood Floors Add Value to Your Home
Hardwood Flooring Trends For 2016
Data and research from the Wood Floor Covering Association report that flooring trends for 2016 are running towards the use of wider wooden planks in richer tones, a more natural, vintage look and feel that showcases the inherent grain and texture of the wood, and reclaimed wood options. These trends are being impacted by green initiatives and human safety; they offer today’s hardwood floor consumer an entirely new arena of design possibilities and more options than ever before.
Why Not Install My New Hardwood Floor Myself?
As the administrator for Greg Garber Hardwood Floors I want to have qualified answers for our customers questions. Often I’m asked; “Hiring a contractor to install my new wood flooring is expensive, why can’t I do it myself?” I went to experts, “The National Wood Flooring Association,” for the answer and this was their response:
Installing wood floors is more complicated
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This Floor Has Had its Last Sanding
How do I know if my hardwood floor can be sanded and re-stained?
Here is a helpful little TIP!
If you see nail heads showing on the seams of the boards, like they are in this picture, its a sure sign that the floor cannot be re-sanded without falling apart.
These are the tops of the small casing nails that were driven into the side of the strips to hold them together!!
This Floor has had its last sanding!!! [Read more…] about This Floor Has Had its Last Sanding
Recently Completed Kitchen Floor
Before
September 2015
These Pacific Palisades clients wanted a new kitchen floor tied into the existing floor with a seamless transition, [Read more…] about Recently Completed Kitchen Floor
Choosing a Hardwood Floor Contractor
You’ve decided that the flooring for your project, whether it is new construction or remodeling, is going to be hardwood. Finding the right contractor could determine the success of the outcome of your floors, below are suggestions on how to hire the right hardwood floor contractor:
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