Hardwood floors require even subfloor for a successful installation. For concrete slabs, you can install engineered hardwood as it is less likely to swell and contract due to excessive moisture. 

Well, there is no particular answer to this question. Each type has its own pros and cons, like multi-layered engineered hardwood has high-performance qualities, whereas solid hardwood can be screened and refinished more frequently. It’s ultimately your choice of preference. 

Yes, you can install a hardwood floor in the kitchen, but be cautious while using the floor. Kitchens are prone to liquid spills, which can cause wood swelling or damage the floor finish. So wipe up the spills immediately with a slightly damp mop. 

Yes, you can install wooden floors even if you’ve pets in your home. But be sure to trim the pet’s claws regularly to prevent scratches on the floors. 

If possible, please shift the large pieces of furniture to any other room. Our team can clear the remaining mess before beginning with the installation work.  

You can walk on the prefinished floors right after it’s installed, but for site-finished floors, you need to wait until the next day or easy traffic after 4 hours. Fully curing time would be 5 days.

Usually, you do not need to do it for 10 years but you can choose to refinish if there are lots of visible scratches, boards are turning gray, water stains, fading and discoloration.