Living in Maryland means enjoying beautiful coastal views, lush greenery, and warm summers — but it also means dealing with humidity. High moisture levels can cause certain flooring types to warp, swell, or lose their finish over time.If you’re renovating…
Hardwood floors add elegance, warmth, and value to your home — but they need regular care to keep their shine for decades. With over 30 years of experience in installation and refinishing, Danzco Hardwood Floors knows exactly how Maryland homeowners…
Flooring trends change every few years, and 2025 is no exception. Homeowners in Baltimore, MD, are looking for styles that are modern, durable, and easy to maintain, while still reflecting the character of historic Maryland homes. As a leading hardwood…
When it comes to hardwood floor installation or refinishing, many homeowners wonder: should I hire a large national company or trust a local Maryland flooring contractor? While big chains may look appealing at first, working with a local contractor offers…
Hardwood floors are one of the most attractive features in a home, but what about the stairs? For many homeowners, stairs are the most-used part of the house, and over time they take on scratches, dents, or fading. Refinishing your…
Choosing the right flooring for busy parts of your home can feel overwhelming. High-traffic areas — hallways, kitchens, living rooms, and entryways — require surfaces that can handle daily wear while still looking beautiful. Two of the most popular options…
Hardwood floors are one of the most popular choices for homeowners in Maryland and beyond. Yet, many myths still circulate that make people hesitant to install or refinish them. Let’s set the record straight and debunk some of the most…
When it comes to upgrading your floors, hardwood is one of the most timeless and value-adding choices you can make. But there’s an important question many Maryland homeowners face: Should you choose solid hardwood or engineered hardwood?Let’s break down the…
Maryland’s summers bring beautiful sunshine — and plenty of humidity. While hardwood floors add warmth and value to your home, excess moisture in the air can cause problems like warping, gapping, or cupping. The good news? With a few simple…
