In plain English: What do we do?

• We specialize in floor fitting

If you want a surefire way to improve the look, durability and value of your home or apartment, hardwood floors are the way to go. Besides being beautiful and hard-wearing, hardwood floors are environmentally friendly as well. Wood is a natural resource that is both renewable and recyclable. Most hardwood floors almost never need to be replaced and can add thousands of dollars to the value of a home. Hardwood floors offer an incredible array of aesthetic options, too. From the kind of wood to the finish to the design of the floor pattern, hardwood floors will suit almost any taste and circumstance.

Did You Say Do-It-Myself?
As you may know, there almost always are pros and cons to taking on a do-it-yourself (DIY) project. The positve side of a DIY effort is usually the cost. For home improvement projects, labor is often the single largest expense. Installing a hardwood floor yourself would eliminate this cost. Besides cost, there are other factors to consider:

• Can you get a professional look on your own?
• How much time will it take to install hardwood floors?
• How much money will you save, if you do it yourself?

Can you get a professional look on your own? - There are ways to achieve a professional look which most of people
are not aware of. Some of the points I should make are:
1: Condition of the subfloor, such as is the subfloor level enough
2: Is the subfloor strong enough to take the weight of the new floor
3: Measurements of the moisture content
4: Direction of the new flooring
5: Using appropriate methods of laying the floor
6: Time consuming and saving money

TOP 5 things you should know:

1.Always set a budget, remembering, if the price sounds to good to be true, it's most likely of lesser quality
2.Choose a wood floor according to the rooms use;
3.Choose a style/design to match and/or compliment the rooms decor;
4.Choose a wood floor product with proper finish that can handle the traffic for that specific area/room
5. Always use a profession wood floor contractor as there are many technical concerns that can adversely effect or compromise the product