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4 Things to Consider When Selecting Your Wood Floors

So you’ve decided to install new wood floors in one or more rooms of your home. That’s a big decision, but it’s only the first step. You now face a whole array of choices as to what kind of wood[...]

The Resurging Popularity of Herringbone Wood Floors

If you’ve been noticing an increase in herringbone wood floors appearing in design magazines and open houses, you’re not wrong. In the past few years, thanks in part the resurgence of mid-century modern styles, this classic custom flooring design has[...]

6 Common Threats to Hardwood Floors (and What to Do About Them)

When properly installed, cared for and maintained, hardwood floors can add a richness and beauty to your home to last for generations. But wood is also a natural resource, and like anything else in nature, wood has a few natural[...]

How We Are Responding to the Coronavirus Crisis

It’s safe to say that within a few short weeks, the global Coronavirus pandemic has changed life as we know it—at least for a while. While other parts of the world and the U.S. have certainly been hit harder than[...]

Renaissance Is Moving! (But Not Far)

Change is in the air here at Renaissance. As of this Thursday, March 26, 2020, after 23 years in our current location in Jenks, we are moving our offices and showroom a few miles down the road to a new[...]

Tulsa Home & Garden Show Returns March 12-15

Save the dates! It’s Tulsa’s biggest home/garden expo, it happens every year, and we’re delighted to be part of it as always. The Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show will return to the River Spirit Expo at Expo Square this[...]

Advantages of Installing Maple Hardwood Floors

While oak wood flooring is one of our most popular sellers here at Renaissance, many homeowners and builders ask us to install maple hardwood floors, as well. Maple isn’t always the cheapest option, nor does it work in every setting.[...]

4 Reasons to Consider Distressed Hardwood Flooring

In most situations, when we hear the word “distressed,” it has a negative stigma to it. When people are distressed, they’re disturbed and unhappy. When a ship is in distress, it’s being tossed in the sea and is in danger[...]

A Post-Holiday Cleanup Checklist for Your Hardwood Floors

The presents have been opened, the turkey has been devoured, your supply of egg nog is depleted, and the last lingering relatives have just departed. The holidays have been wonderful, but now you’re facing the dreaded post-holiday cleanup. It’s a[...]

Live Christmas Tree? Take These Steps to Protect Your Hardwood Floors

For millions of households across the country, there’s just no substitute for putting up a live Christmas tree at the holidays. The aroma of fresh-cut pine often evokes deep memories of childhood. For others, it’s the thought of having a[...]