
Solid and engineered hardwood: beautiful, refinishable and long lasting when installed and cared for correctly.
Hardwood is the classic floor. It looks warm, adds value and can be sanded and refinished many times. Solid boards are best above ground over a wood subfloor. Engineered boards have a real wood top layer over a stable core and handle humidity and slab floors better.
Middle Tennessee humidity moves wood, so moisture control and acclimation matter. Oak, hickory and maple are popular and durable. A good floor is also about the finish: oil-based, water-based or hardwax oil each change the look and the upkeep.
Choose by subfloor and humidity.
Sand and refinish many times.
Oak, hickory, maple and more.
Needs proper acclimation.
A classic, lasting finish.
Boards can be replaced.
Calculate paint, plan a floor or ballpark the cost.
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It can scratch, but a durable finish and trimmed nails help. Refinishing can renew it.
Control indoor humidity, keep crawl spaces dry and acclimate boards before install.
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