HardWood Floor Care

Hardwood Floor Refinishing  Floor Refinishing  Floor Refinishing  and Repair Chicago IL

Welcome to ElmWood Flooring Inc., your trusted expert for hardwood floor refinishing, repair, and installation in Chicago, IL. We specialize in reviving hardwood floors, making them look brand new without breaking the bank.

We understand the value of well-maintained floors. Our Chicago hardwood floor installation and repair services restore faded, scratched, or damaged floors to their original luster.

Proper care extends the life of your floors. Avoid water and direct sunlight, use pH-balanced cleaners like Bona, and protect high-traffic areas with rugs and felt pads. We also offer buffing, refinishing, re-sanding, and resealing to keep your floors in top condition.

For expert hardwood flooring solutions in Chicago, contact ElmWood Flooring Inc. today!

High-Quality, Low-Cost Low-Cost Low-Cost Floor Restoration

Elmwood flooring provides all types of flooring care and maintenance when it comes to taking care of your flooring. We handle everything from tile to hardwood and carpeting. If your hardwood floors are faded, damaged, or have dents or dings and are looking worn and old, we can help make your floors look new again for less than it would cost to have them re-sanded.  Call today to find out about this great opportunity to save money and have us redo your floors without sanding them.  This process usually takes about a full day to do, but in the end, you will be happy knowing that you saved lots of money and have floors that look new again.

Have Questions About Floor Care? We're Here to Help!

If you need information about floor care that we haven’t covered, feel free to reach out! Our team is available Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. We’re closed on Sundays and major holidays, but you can email us anytime and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Floor Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance & Care

Maintenance of today’s wood floors is easy! Chicago hardwood floor care has new technology in stains and finishes that calls for easy/regular cleaning that requires little more than sweeping and/or vacuuming, with occasional use of a professional wood floor cleaning product that we promote like Bona products. You will want to use a cleaning product that is recommended by your wood flooring professional, cause each floor is different and requires a specific product. This will ensure that you use the proper cleaner for your type of flooring and finish cleaning needs.

Essential Tips for Hardwood Floor Protection

  • Water and sunlight are the biggest enemies of hardwood floors. Your floors can bow, warp, shift, and lose their luster if you allow them to get wet or damaged.
  • Wipe up any and all spills with a dry cloth and never use a wet mop to clean the floors.
  • Keep floors dirt-free with a broom or vacuum and only use pH-balanced cleaning products for hardwood floor care.
  • Place rugs in high-traffic areas to reduce wear and tear.
  • If moving furniture, lift it instead of dragging or use felt gliders.
  • Limit direct sunlight exposure by using curtains or blinds.

Long-Term Hardwood Floor Care Floor Care Floor Care

If you take good care of your hardwood floors, they will last a lifetime and require only periodic maintenance of buffing or refinishing. The best part of hardwood floor care is that scuffs, scratches, and imperfections can be buffed out every few years with a recoat, so that your floors will continue to look like they were just installed unless the damage is passed the protective finish and into the wood, then you would need to have the floors re-sanded and resealed. For more information please contact us.

Additional Tips for Hardwood Floor Care Floor Care Floor Care

If you take good care of your hardwood floors, they will last a lifetime and require only periodic maintenance of buffing or refinishing. The best part of hardwood floor care is that scuffs, scratches, and imperfections can be buffed out every few years with a recoat, so that your floors will continue to look like they were just installed unless the damage is passed the protective finish and into the wood, then you would need to have the floors re-sanded and resealed.