Picture this: you’ve just bought or built a home, and now you’re putting in your own flooring. But the flooring company didn’t have the exact specs you wanted, so you’re settling for a flooring that checks most of your boxes, but not all of them. Why would you want to do that? Instead, get flooring […]
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Apr
Apr
2021 is here and we’re seeing what hardwood flooring trends are emerging this year and are likely to stay for several more years. If you’re buying, building, or renovating a home, flooring is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. These hardwood flooring trends are dominating 2021; read up so you don’t get left […]
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What if Your Hardwood Installer Tells You Solid Hardwood is Better than Engineered Flooring?
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Nov
Nov
By now, you’ve done your research and concluded that engineered flooring is a better choice than solid hardwood floor. But what if your hardwood installer tries to tell you differently? Why do installers try to push solid hardwood instead of engineered hardwood flooring?
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Oct
Oct
You’ve just built or purchased your forever home. Why would you settle for temporary floors? Our wide plank engineered hardwood flooring will be your forever home’s forever floors. Don’t waste your time (or money!) with flooring you’ll have to replace in only a few years. Start with the best, most durable hardwood flooring engineered to […]
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Mar
Mar
When you add hardwood floors to your home, your first thought probably isn’t about how the relative humidity in your home will affect them. You’re more likely thinking about how great they look. But if you want to keep them looking great, it’s important to understand how the humidity in your home can impact your […]
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Oct
Oct
What makes PurezaWood unique? Our clients and customers would be the first to say that we stress quality. And this doesn’t always come with a steep pricetag, either. Let’s compare a piece of “luxury” wide plank engineered hardwood from another brand with PurezaWood. You’re probably being over-charged for a sub-par product.