Wood Floor is a
good choice to make your house cozy, warm and beautiful. No
matter what kind of decoration you have, it is the wood
floor gives the richness look to your house. Besides, wood
floors are now affordable in terms of money. There are also
lots of choices in today's market; domestics such as, Ash,
Cherry, Maple, Oak Red/White, Pecan, Pine
Antique/Yellow, Walnut, and etc, are kind of famous lately.
The most important question is once you have it how
you take care of it???
Of course
you will experience some spills to your wood floor, but
don't worry
simply wipe up all spills as they happen, they will go away.
To clean dust and grits, you can use a dust mop or a vacuum
cleaner with a brush attachment. Canister vacuum cleaners
are good for wood floors.
Recommended cleaners are "Swiffer Dry," and "Swiffer
Wet". You can also
damp mop your wood floor depending of its
condition, before you damp mop your wood floor make sure its
finish is still in good condition.
Our Wood Floor maintenance procedures are tailored to the
specific traffic conditions. If you have too much visitors you
are on high traffic conditions. The more severe the traffic
conditions the greater the degree of maintenance necessary to
get the maximum life expectancy from a finish.
We use and strongly recommend that the procedure should be performed
with a rotary buffing type of machine which takes longer
time, but much less likely to result in damage to a floor.
We know all the latest techniques, patterns and
styles; from the rustic Wood Floor, for that antique
Family Room, or an elegant Wood Floor, for your
formal Dining Room. Whether you're looking to have
your old wood floor refinished or have
a new hardwood floor installed,
ANYCC is the flooring company for you.
Whether your floors are in good condition and are
just in need of light buffing. waxing and coating or
are in need of specialized
restoration, we are able to service all your
sanding, finishing, and repair needs. We offer both
oil-based and low odor, fast drying water-based
finishes.
