Hasse Hardwood Floors is a professional hardwood flooring installation, repair, and refinishing company in Northfield, Minnesota. We assist our client with improving their homes by creating hardwood floors with the finest materials. Our company is apart of the National Wood Flooring Association, we provide the ultimate in hardwood flooring services for Northfield, Minnesota and surrounding area. The owner, Jay Hasse has over 20 years of experience in wood flooring. He has extensive experience working with older historic homes in addition to helping home owners pick out a floor that is just right for their home and lifestyle.
Hardwood floors are easy to maintain and provide a much cleaner, healthier environment. This is largely a result of improvements in the technology of hardwood floor finishes. These new finishes make keeping your hardwood floors looking like new an easy task. Just follow these simple maintenance procedures. Place throw rugs in front of sinks, dishwashers and any door leading to the outside where heavy traffic and tracking occurs. However, do not do this until at least 10 - 14 days after the final coat of finish has been applied.
Hasse Hardwood Floors strive to provide our client's with satisfactory service to maintain their wood floors at competitive prices. At the end of each job we also advise our clients on the best methods of preserving their new hardwood floors.
Among the options available for hardwood flooring, the hardest of them all is Ebony – it is also the most expensive and hardest to work with. The softest of the lot is American Black Cherry. The most versatile is Red Oak.
If you are searching for hardwood flooring crafted from gorgeous exotic hardwood species, a few of the more popular options include: Brazilian cherry, Tigerwood, Australian cypress, Santos Mahogany, Brazilian chestnut, Teak, Tiete rosewood and Hickory.
If you will be arranging to have a floor refinished because of water damage, here is an easy way to identify which direction the water came from: boards will swell on the side where the moisture is. If the moisture is from the underside of the planks or strips, this problems needs to be addressed first.
If your floors are beveled, we may need to do some deep sanding during the refinishing project. Beveled grooves trap and hold dirt and debris, and leave lines if not properly scraped, cleaned, and sanded.
When it comes to hardwood floors, wax finishes work different then surface finishes, in that the wax actually soaks into the pores of the wood and hardens to form a protective, penetrating seal. These finishes are lovely and durable, but will show spots from water and other contaminants.
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