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"Great communication, quality work, would recommend. Ken was easy to work with. The communication was great throughout the process and he was honest about our options. The pricing was reasonable as well. The refinished floors look beautiful and the new hardwood looks great as well. My only complaint would be that they didn't fill in the nail holes in the new hardwood so I had to go back and do that myself. We are very happy with the floors and would use them again."
~ Chris from Crofton, MD
"We had the most wonderful experience with FloorGem. My husband and I knew very little about refinishing our floors. Ken was so knowledgeable and helpful. He explained all of our options and the benefits of each. The project was completed on time and on budget. There were no surprises. I couldn't believe how clean our house was when we returned. There was very little dust and the floors look absolutely amazing! We can't thank Ken and his team enough!"
~ Jess from Catonsville, MD
"FloorGem did a great job. The floors look great! They returned the following day to be sure we were satisfied."
~ Kelly from Columbia, MD
"Ken is wonderful. He gave very helpful advice about my project, even when it meant not doing a piece of work. The bamboo floor his guys installed is lovely, and very well done. I only gave four stars instead of five because the tile installer was not as much of an expert as the wooden floor installers were. I would certainly recommend this company."
~ Susan from Washington, DC
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If you have a pet and hardwood floors, you should be aware that a pet accident will stain your flooring. Pet urine is acidic, which makes it difficult to remove odor and staining from your hardwood floors. However, if you act quickly and use the right cleaning methods, it's possible to remove these stains from your hardwood floors. Fresh stains can typically be removed easily, while older stains can take extensive work to remove.
For new stains, collect paper towels, warm water, white vinegar and a specialized stain- and odor-removing cleaner that is hardwood-friendly. First, blot the stained area with a paper towel and then scrub the area with white vinegar. Rinse the area with warm water, taking care to not over wet the floor and thus cause moisture damage on top of the stain. Blot the area completely dry with paper towels and then apply the stain- and odor-remover according to directions.
Old pet stains mean that the urine or odor may have seeped into the sub-flooring, which calls for a lengthy, extensive cleaning process. It's recommended that older pet stains are worked on by a professional trained to work with stronger hardwood floor solvents. Hardwood floors with old pet stains sometimes require resanding and restaining to remedy the stain and odor.
Contact Floor Gem for more hardwood floor cleaning and maintenance tips. Floor Gem specializes in floor installation and maintenance throughout Howard County, Montgomery County, Prince Georges County, and Anne Arundel County, as well as the Washington DC metro area, in such communities as Hyattsville, Tysons Corner, and Catonsville.