For the love and care
of your fine hardwoods

Woods are a lifetime investment, and decisions concerning them should not be taken lightly.

Routine maintenance should include protecting the surface finish from moisture and heavy wear which creates scratches. This maintenance requires more than sweeping and vacuuming.

Consumer Expectations

• wood floors are NOT impervious to the day to day grit, food, spills, and water
• preventive maintenance like area rugs, floor protectors (on ALL furniture on your wood floors), and routine maintenance with proper hardwood floor cleaner should always be exercised (improper products can contribute to additional wear, may VOID your warranty, and cause failure when recoating.

Care for ALL Wood Floors ( the Do's & Don'ts)

• Do place protector pads on all furniture legs on wood floor
  
• Do place walk off mats and area rugs in high traffic areas (make sure they stay dry and are cleaned underneath often)
  
• Do perform routine maintenance as recommended by manufacturer, this should include sweeping, vacuuming and/or dust mopping to remove dirt and grit. Keep this as a regularly scheduled event, and stick to it. Always perform this process before and after a major event that involves a high volume of traffic on the floor.
  
• Do keep high heel shoes in good repairs , as well as keeping your pets nails trimmed on a regular bases
  
• Do Not use wet mops
  
• Do Not  use ammonia
  
• Do Not use dust cleaners
  
• Do Not  track dirt, clean immediately
  
• Do Not  use other floor cleaning products
  
• Do Not wax a urethane finish