Hardwood Flooring Blog

Recent Post

A close-up photograph comparing three engineered oak hardwood flooring samples lined up on a workshop bench.

3/8″ vs. 1/2″ vs. 5/8″ Engineered Flooring Thickness: What Difference Does It Make?

Engineered hardwood thickness determines how your new floor meets doors, cabinets, and existing flooring, and which installation methods a manufacturer…

Recent Post

A split-screen photograph comparing Red Oak and White Oak hardwood flooring side-by-side in natural light. The left panel, labeled "RED OAK HARDWOOD FLOORING," displays planks with warm, reddish-orange tones and prominent, swirly grain patterns. The right panel, labeled "WHITE OAK HARDWOOD FLOORING," shows planks with cooler, tan-brown tones and a tighter, linear grain structure. A central vertical line divides the comparison.

Red Oak vs. White Oak Flooring: Color, Hardness, and Stain Behavior

White oak is slightly harder than red oak, but hardness is not the difference that will affect your project. Color…

Recent Post

What to Know When Considering Solid Hardwood Floors

Our customers want to know what the process entails, how long the project will take, how disruptive it will be,…

Recent Post

Floor Care in Warmer Weather

Texas summers can be brutal—not just for people, but for your hardwood floors. At Texas Hardwood Flooring, we believe that…

Recent Post

Your Top Flooring Questions Answered

When you’re choosing the right flooring for your home, the options and considerations can feel overwhelming. Texas Hardwood Flooring has…

Recent Post

Hardwood Floor Water Damage

Ultimate Guide to Saving Water-Damaged Hardwood Floors

SOS! Water and Wood Don’t Mix. Let’s face it—seeing water pooling on hardwood floors or returning from a trip to…

Recent Post

Refinishing Hardwood Floors

Refinishing Your Hardwood Floor: A Homeowners Guide

Why Refinish Your Hardwood Floor? At Texas Hardwood Flooring are passionate about bringing life back to your existing floors. Refinishing…

Recent Post

Hardwood flooring in the north texas climate

Flooring in the North Texas Climate

Hardwood flooring's natural materials make it uniquely vulnerable to changes in the climate. This article will help you understand the issues and make the right decision.

Recent Post

Site finished hardwood floors

Site Finished Hardwood Flooring

Pros, Process, Value & Sustainability There is more than one way to install a hardwood floor. One that we like…