Fabulous Floors Cleveland

With over 20 years of business experience, Fabulous Floors Cleveland has installed, refinished and repaired residential and commercial hardwood floors. Our installation and refinishing professionals are all highly experienced and motivated employees. Their skill and know-how ensures a quality installation and custom finish that will last a lifetime. It also guarantees that your floor will be completed on schedule, with the attention to detail you expect and deserve. The talents of our entire team are unmatched by any other flooring company.

As the trend toward restoring older homes continues, more and more people are refinishing their hardwood floors. Hardwood floors provide years of maintenance-free beauty, yet they are relatively cheap and easy to restore. What's more, refinishing floors on your own can save thousands of dollars while raising a property's value. We scrape bonded pads such as carpet by hand with a putty knife. We take care to follow the grain of the wood and to not gouge as we scrape. We use a chemical solvent can to speed the process and we remove the left over carpet staples with a needle nose pliers.

The vast majority of Hardwood Floors have only mild marring, scratches and wear. You live on your floors, its nothing more than life happening. Many times the deeper marks of life in your floors are worn as a badge of courage, it's character and certainly good for conversation. These floors don't require the intensity of labor, time and expense of a complete refinishing. These floors need a facelift they need Tender Loving Care. These floors need Fabulous Floor technicians to gently sand away those surface marks and general wear.

Hardwood floors provide warmth and beauty to your home. There are many other benefits of hardwood floors as well, such as the value they add to your home, easy care and cleaning, great style coupled with durability and as always, they're natural and safe for the environment. This will act as a moisture bearer. Note: Hardwood Floors are laid perpendicularity to floor joints. It started with placing the tongue end of the board into the grooved end of the previous piece.