We had a great experience with the Wood Guys. The staff and installers were knowledgeable and personable, they have tons of floor samples in their store, and, most importantly, our new wood floor is absolutely gorgeous. Our job was large and I dreaded going through the process, but the Wood Guys were the perfect choice for us.
They were generous with their floor sample loans, they were quick with their initial estimate and equally quick to amend the quotes when we changed our minds several times about our flooring choice.I also appreciated their quality check of the materials before installation. They discovered a color problem with stair noses sent by the distributor, so they had new ones made by a local manufacturer.
This attention to detail (thanks Misty!) impressed me enormously. Highly recommend the Wood Guys. I had a master bedroom and hall refinished and they did a good job matching color of existing floors. Very fair price and the guys who did the refinishing were very friendly and did not make a mess.
They were generous with their floor sample loans, they were quick with their initial estimate and equally quick to amend the quotes when we changed our minds several times about our flooring choice.I also appreciated their quality check of the materials before installation. They discovered a color problem with stair noses sent by the distributor, so they had new ones made by a local manufacturer.
This attention to detail (thanks Misty!) impressed me enormously. Highly recommend the Wood Guys. I had a master bedroom and hall refinished and they did a good job matching color of existing floors. Very fair price and the guys who did the refinishing were very friendly and did not make a mess.
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David and I are third generation hardwood flooring contractors.
We grew up and learned the hardwood flooring trade from our family near Springfield, MO.
In 1993, we started our own labor company, Bird Hardwood Floors.
Over the years we have seen the introduction of all types of hardwood and "look-alike" flooring.
Originally, all we did was the traditional solid hardwood flooring that was installed, sanded, and finished in house.
But with the advance of finishes and the structural stability of engineered and pre-finished flooring, we found ourselves being asked to install this type of flooring more frequently.
We grew up and learned the hardwood flooring trade from our family near Springfield, MO.
In 1993, we started our own labor company, Bird Hardwood Floors.
Over the years we have seen the introduction of all types of hardwood and "look-alike" flooring.
Originally, all we did was the traditional solid hardwood flooring that was installed, sanded, and finished in house.
But with the advance of finishes and the structural stability of engineered and pre-finished flooring, we found ourselves being asked to install this type of flooring more frequently.
Wood Guys believes that anyone can install a hardwood floor.
We offer "How To" videos and have professional installers available to talk you through any tricky steps.
With Wood Guys help, you can have a beautiful wood floor at a great price.
You already have the know-how.
Now you can have the peace of mind that you can get quality flooring at pricing you know will fit your budget.
Everyone deserves beautiful hardwood flooring.
Everyone deserves quality at a great price.
We offer "How To" videos and have professional installers available to talk you through any tricky steps.
With Wood Guys help, you can have a beautiful wood floor at a great price.
You already have the know-how.
Now you can have the peace of mind that you can get quality flooring at pricing you know will fit your budget.
Everyone deserves beautiful hardwood flooring.
Everyone deserves quality at a great price.
1 Measure the length and widths of each room, then multiply the two measurements.
For example if a room is 12' long and 12' wide, multiply 12 x 12 = 144.
The square footage for that room is 144 sf.
If a room has an area that will not require hardwood, like a fireplace hearth, just measure the hearths length and width and deduct it from the room's original square footage.
2 After all areas have been measured, total all the areas for a total square footage.
Always allow between 5% to 10% waste when placing orders.
For example if a room is 12' long and 12' wide, multiply 12 x 12 = 144.
The square footage for that room is 144 sf.
If a room has an area that will not require hardwood, like a fireplace hearth, just measure the hearths length and width and deduct it from the room's original square footage.
2 After all areas have been measured, total all the areas for a total square footage.
Always allow between 5% to 10% waste when placing orders.
Allow flooring to acclimate to its new environment.
Wood Guys recommends flooring sit inside the house for at least one week before installation.
Nailed-down engineered flooring must be installed over plywood.
Ensure that sub flooring is clean and in good condition before installation.
Trim the bottoms of door casings to allow the new flooring to slip underneath.
Step 4: Once the first row is in place, staple 1 1/2 brads at a 45-degree angle through the first row's tongue and into the subfloor.
Wood Guys recommends flooring sit inside the house for at least one week before installation.
Nailed-down engineered flooring must be installed over plywood.
Ensure that sub flooring is clean and in good condition before installation.
Trim the bottoms of door casings to allow the new flooring to slip underneath.
Step 4: Once the first row is in place, staple 1 1/2 brads at a 45-degree angle through the first row's tongue and into the subfloor.
First things first, allow flooring to acclimate to its new environment.
Wood Guys recommends your flooring sit in your house for at least one week before installation.
Step 4: Work from right to left maintaining manufacturer's recommended spacing between walls.
Step 6: Second row and every row hereafter, put a bead of glue in the groove at the end of the board and down the long side of the board, then slide into place.
Use a block to gently hammer flooring planks into place.
This will ensure that the face of the boards are not damaged.
Wood Guys recommends your flooring sit in your house for at least one week before installation.
Step 4: Work from right to left maintaining manufacturer's recommended spacing between walls.
Step 6: Second row and every row hereafter, put a bead of glue in the groove at the end of the board and down the long side of the board, then slide into place.
Use a block to gently hammer flooring planks into place.
This will ensure that the face of the boards are not damaged.
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