Hardwood installation requires more planning, moisture control and specialized tools than many DIY jobs. Learn product choices, prep steps, tools, and when to hire a pro.
An updated guide to hardwood floor installation: how to choose between plank, strip, parquet, and engineered vs. solid wood; modern tools and methods; site prep and acclimation; and when to hire a pro.
Updated guide to hardwood floor installation: choose between solid and engineered boards, prepare a stable subfloor, control moisture, plan layout, leave expansion gaps, and use the right underlayment and fastening method.
Overview of solid, engineered and acrylic-impregnated hardwood: how they differ, where each performs best, and practical notes on installation, refinishing and sustainability.
Walnut hardwood offers warm tones and refined grain. Choose between solid and engineered formats, match color and plank size to your lighting, and protect the floor with the right finish and maintenance. Consider responsibly sourced or reclaimed boards for sustainability.
Hardwood remains a popular, craft-driven flooring choice in Atlanta - success depends on moisture control, proper subfloor prep, and picking the right product and installer.
Hardwood floors add warmth and long-term value. Robbins has offered solid and engineered hardwoods; confirm current product lines and authorized dealers. Care is simple - sweep, use a damp microfiber mop, and refinish solids as needed.
Compare staple-down, nail-down, glue-down, and floating methods to pick the right hardwood installation for your wood type and subfloor.
Hand-scraped hardwood highlights visible craftsmanship and varied plank character. It's a premium choice - distinct in look and higher in cost - that suits living areas and bedrooms. Use engineered options and proper moisture control for kitchens, basements, or bathrooms.
Replace carpeted stairs with hardwood for a cleaner, longer-lasting look. Learn options - treads only or full cladding - material choices, safety, installation, and maintenance.
Modern hardwood floors - solid or engineered - offer lasting style. Costs and installation methods (nail-down, glue-down, floating) vary by product and region. Choose based on moisture needs, refinishing goals, and local contractor estimates.