Hardwood Care &
Maintenance

Wipe up spills as soon as they happen using a dry or slightly damp cloth. Don’t let liquids sit on the surface, as moisture can damage hardwood over time. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners that could dull the finish.

For everyday stains, a soft, damp cloth with a mild wood cleaner is often effective. Always blot, rather than rub, to avoid spreading the stain. For tougher spots, consult your hardwood manufacturer's recommendations or consider professional cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive moisture, which can damage the wood and finish.

Place mats at all entryways and remove shoes before walking on hardwood. Add protective pads to furniture legs, and keep pet nails trimmed to avoid scratches. Use rugs in high-traffic areas to reduce surface wear.

Hardwood floors respond to their environment. Maintain a consistent indoor humidity level to prevent common issues like gapping or warping. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight exposure, which can cause fading over time. Using blinds or curtains can help protect your floor's natural color. If you notice significant changes, consult our team for advice.