Professional Hardwood Floors INC.

Professional Hardwood Floors INC. Professional Hardwood Floors is a full service, family owned hardwood flooring business. We are local and offer personal attention to each of our clients.

We are a full service, family owned hardwood flooring business.

Before and after Red Oak refinished with Expresso stain and Satin Water Based finish.
03/16/2026

Before and after Red Oak refinished with Expresso stain and Satin Water Based finish.

This is a Before and After of a prefinished Oak floor. New color is Expresso with an ultra Matte finish by Bergle-Seidle...
09/29/2025

This is a Before and After of a prefinished Oak floor. New color is Expresso with an ultra Matte finish by Bergle-Seidle. Call me if you need help (984) 810-2545 Emil

Do you want to avoid botched stain jobs like the one I came across in this picture? May be you want someone to fix a bad...
02/10/2025

Do you want to avoid botched stain jobs like the one I came across in this picture? May be you want someone to fix a bad finish job that someone you hired did. I can help. I have over 25 years of experience in the industry.

35 years old parquet floors brought back to life. Finished with Berger-Seidle Nordic White  and RoyalMat water based fin...
01/10/2024

35 years old parquet floors brought back to life. Finished with Berger-Seidle Nordic White and RoyalMat water based finish.

08/18/2023

Why we don’t sell vinyl flooring!
by
Joel Hirshberg on November 7, 2022
And why you should think twice before buying LVT, SPC or WPC.

The majority of all vinyl flooring is made in Asia, although new plants are being built in the US and are made with better ingredients. However, below are several good reasons why you should avoid using any product that contains vinyl:

Luxury vinyl flooring is made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which is hazardous from production to disposal. There is no completely safe way to manufacture or dispose of PVC.
Vinyl chloride has been classified as a human carcinogen (14th Report on Carcinogens, National Toxicity Program) and is on the Living Building Challenge Red List of toxic chemicals to avoid.
Some vinyl flooring manufacturers are committed to reducing the amount of PVC and phthalates, but many companies have not eliminated them. Because chemical manufacturers are not required to reveal proprietary ingredients in their products, it is nearly impossible for consumers to determine which product might be safer than another.
Phthalates, which make PVC softer and more pliable, are known to leach into food and water supplies. A 2012 Swedish study of children found that phthalates from PVC flooring were taken up into their bodies, showing that children can ingest phthalates not only from food but also by breathing and through contact with the skin. (Sciencedaily.com. 2012-05-23)
There are many types of phthalates. Some are cancer causing, and some may be endocrine disruptors. The problem is, we don’t know which ones are being used in vinyl flooring because of the lack of proper labeling.
PVC also contains ethylene dichloride, mercury, and other chemicals, many of which have been banned from children’s products and other consumer goods.
Vinyl flooring is not repairable. While it is water and scratch resistant, its wear and photographic layers are typically paper-thin. When the LVT is scratched—and it will scratch—there is no way to repair it. It is not a through-body color like wood, cork, bamboo, or linoleum, all of which can be repaired.
The emissions from PVC create health hazards, such as dioxins and furans, two of the most toxic chemicals on the planet. These chemicals are typically produced during the manufacturing and during incineration in landfills. Small amounts may also be emitted from exposure to the sun and proximity to heat coming from a furnace or fireplace in your home.
Because PVC is not biodegradable and is both difficult and costly to recycle, most of it eventually ends up in landfills and is burned after its useful life. The threat of exposure to humans and the environment after incineration is very real.
The use of PVC in consumer products is banned in many countries throughout the world because of its potentially harmful effects on humans and the environment.
PVC is made from non-sustainable petrochemicals.
PVC is inexpensive and appears to offer many benefits to numerous industries. However, few manufacturers look at the long-range impact on humans or the environment. Although much research has been done, but much more needs to be done.
Article courtesy of Green Building Supply.

New Red Oak weaved in to existing expresso stain and Solvent Based finish.
05/01/2023

New Red Oak weaved in to existing expresso stain and Solvent Based finish.

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03/06/2023

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Mesquite floor, treads and risers. Need help with your wood floor, or ideas for your project check out my web siteemilpr...
02/25/2023

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Professional Hardwood Floors is known for offering the best Exotic Woods Floor Installation in NC.  As your hardwood exp...
11/29/2022

Professional Hardwood Floors is known for offering the best Exotic Woods Floor Installation in NC. As your hardwood experts in Raleigh, our company will provide you with a free estimate with no commitment whatsoever. Our detailed consultation process will give you all the answers you are looking for. Book a consultation now.

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Why do you need to trust the professionals of Professional hardwood floors Inc. for Hardwood Flooring Installation? Here...
11/24/2022

Why do you need to trust the professionals of Professional hardwood floors Inc. for Hardwood Flooring Installation? Here, all we need to get started is to sign a contract. You don’t have to pay anything in advance. We are proud to provide the services necessary for a professional hardwood flooring installation or refinishing job.
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