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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 prevention is the best form of care. Here are the top ways to protect your floors when the temperatures climb. ☀️

1. Control Indoor Temperature

Keep your A/C running between 65°F and 75°F. This helps minimize floor expansion and contraction that occurs with temperature fluctuations.

2. Monitor Humidity

Aim for an indoor humidity level between 30% and 50%. Most modern A/C systems include humidity controls. If yours doesn’t, consider investing in a dehumidifier.

3. Use Curtains or UV-Protective Window Film

Sunlight can fade and dry out your hardwood over time. Use blinds or UV-blocking window film to reduce direct exposure.

4. Wipe Up Spills Promptly

Summer activities often mean more foot traffic, cold drinks, and the occasional mess. Wipe up water or sticky residue immediately to avoid staining or warping.

5. Use Floor Mats

Place mats at entryways to catch dust and moisture from sandals or flip-flops. A simple mat can go a long way in preventing scratches.

6. Clean with the Right Products

Avoid water-soaked mops. Use a microfiber mop with a wood-safe cleaner. Never use ammonia or vinegar-based solutions.

Conclusion ✅

Warmer weather doesn’t have to spell trouble for your floors. With a little attention and some smart habits, you can keep your hardwood looking beautiful year-round.

Why It Matters 

When shortcuts are taken, homeowners often deal with buckling, gaps, or early wear. We’ve been called in to fix many poorly installed floors. A careful, methodical approach is the only way to do it right.

If you’re considering solid hardwood flooring, give us a call. We’ll walk you through every step.

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