When it comes to flooring options, skip sawn wood floors have been gaining popularity due to their unique blend of rustic charm and contemporary appeal. Skip sawn wood flooring, also known as skip planed or skip dressed wood, offers a… Read More
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The Top Hardwood Flooring Wood Species for Homes with Dogs
As any dog owner will tell you, having a furry friend around the house brings an abundance of joy and companionship. However, it also presents certain challenges, particularly when it comes to maintaining the integrity of your home’s flooring. Dogs’… Read More
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Hardwood Flooring Accents: The Beauty of Wood Vent Covers
At Jason Brown Wood Floors, we offer a range of hardwood flooring accents. Most of these are for a seamless aesthetic and necessary functionality—molding, quarter-rounds, stair noses, reducers, and thresholds all have their own unique uses that typically can’t be… Read More
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Protect Your Hardwood Floors With Rugs and Floor Mats
Hardwood floors are often stunning aspects of any home design, adding elegance to every space they’re in. If these floors experience significant wear in high-traffic areas, it often creates an area that no longer matches the rest of the floor—it… Read More
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Reasons to Choose Engineered Hardwood Flooring
If you’re in the market for new wood flooring, it’s a good idea to seriously consider engineered hardwood as a viable option. Whether you’re replacing an older wood floor or making the switch from carpet or some other flooring material,… Read More
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What Are Some Common Misconceptions About Hardwood Floors?
Hardwood floors have exploded in popularity in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. Their simple appearance, visual warmth, and easy maintenance make them a great choice for almost every home. Unfortunately, some common misconceptions about hardwood floors have… Read More
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Common Mistakes During DIY Hardwood Floor Installation
Many people consider the option of DIY hardwood floor installation. They have heard that it’s easy, and pretty much anyone can do it—just unload the panels and lay them out onto your subfloor. Unfortunately, there’s a lot more to hardwood… Read More