David
Floor Services has years of experience installing quality hardwood
flooring throughout Boston area. Your floor should complement the
fabrics, furnishings and accessories already present in the space,
as well as enhancing the unique personality of the room as a whole.
Darker colors help create formal or traditional interiors while
lighter colors provide country, casual and contemporary settings.
We install hard wood from a variety of species, grain and color
such as listed below.
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Red
Oak: By far the most popular hardwood for strip flooring.
The red oak is a large, handsome tree that grows quickly and
is extremely hardy, making it an exceptional value for hardwood
flooring.
The red oak is common in the eastern part of the United States
and is the State tree of New Jersey. For centuries the oak
has been equated with sturdiness and strength, and with over
275 known species it's found over a wide geographic area.
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White
Oak: White Oak has long been the traditional American
floor. The grayish charcoal color tones inherent in White
Oak re-create the look of old castles from the European Countryside
- sometimes referred to as the popular French Country look.
For over a hundred years, Americans have used this versatile
hardwood for flooring throughout their homes-from spas to
family rooms - White Oak works everywhere. White Oak's brown
undertones speak of a strong, clean look. White Oak works
well in both traditional and contemporary interiors. White
Oak is truly a favorite all-American floor.
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Maple:
Ask anyone about his or her favorite tree and maple is mentioned
more frequently than any other. Maple trees grace the lawns
of thousands of homes in the US and provide delicious maple
syrup, gleaned from trees in the spring. Maple flooring is
a light even yellow and is harder than oak.
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Cherry:
Cherry is extremely beautiful and is used in the most sought
after furniture. It is darker than oak and comes in two varieties,
Brazilian and American cherry.
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Ash:
Sixteen species of Ash are common to the United States. The
ash is a durable, fast growing tree with an extremely strong
and stiff wood. Due to its features, ash wood has been fashioned
into oars and paddles, as well as shovel, rake and hoe handles.
Flooring manufacturers have taken advantage of its characteristics
and created an extremely stable and handsome product.
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Walnut:
Walnut is an extremely valuable wood with beautiful grain
patterns. The finest furniture has been crafted from walnut
because of its beauty and extreme hardiness. Needless to say,
walnut is expensive. It can, however, be an invaluable investment
for a richly decorated and inviting law library. |
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