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Cherry Flooring
A cherry had wood floor is not just a flooring, but an individual style statement. This is the wooden floor for people in teh Kansas City area who have an appreciation for finer things. Cherry hard wood floors are found in fine traditional or Victorian homes, elegant farm houses, and beautiful country homes through out the country. They are perfectly suited for all styles of homes, but it's in these styles that their true beauty is bought out. A subtle grain and deep red patina makes cherry wood such a favored choice among discerning home owners. Brazilian cherry wood has an interlocking grain and a reddish brown color that catches the sunlight through an open window. Cherry hard wood floors are the ultimate style statement you can make.
Brazilian cherry hard wood floors are made from Brazilian cheery wood or Jatoba that's imported from Brazil. It has a strength that's many times that of red oak, and is durable. Brazilian cherry is a heavy wood giving it extra strength and durability as flooring material. The exotic colors make Brazilian cherry wood floors the perfect choice for homes and offices everywhere.
There's nothing that can compare with the distinctive style and sense of warmth that a cherry hard wood floor can give your home. A cherry hard wood floor exudes simplicity, yet speaks of elegance and class. To get the look of style that a cherry floor can give your home, simply fill out the form, and you'll receive free quotes from up to 4 of the most reputed cherry wood floor contractors in Kansas City. A cherry hard wood floor could be as close as a few weeks away from now!
Recent Requests
While moving a piece of furniture, a sharp piece gouged across a few (5-6) of the hardwood floor boards. These need repaired or replaced, but need to match invisibly. Perhaps swap with boards from inside a closet? Boards are honey oak(?) each about 2.5" wide
Kathleen K
Hi there! Hoping to get an estimate for 3 specific projects (can be in phases or together in whatever way makes sense): 1) Recent water damage to oak floor in master bedroom, approximately 8 ft by 8 ft. Wood probably needs replacing. 2) Refinish of existing oak floor in great room, TV room and foyer (this is a new floor that was not finished correctly, needs to be redone for better surface and color) 3) Refinish wood on stairs. You were referred by a friend. Look forward to the estimate!
Rebecca O