Eagle Hardwood Flooring is working throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. We want to assure our customers that we are working with caution in accordance to the latest guidelines; maintaining social distance and equipping our employees with masks, gloves and sanitizers. The safety of our customers and crew members are of upmost importance to us. We understand the essential need our customers are facing to keep their floors clean and disinfected. Wood floors can be found harboring mold, asbestos,…

Eagle Hardwood Flooring’s showroom has every type of wood flooring, stain colors, and finishes that will suit your needs. We use environment-friendly products without VOC, we have DUSTLESS sanding, and sand-less refinishing. We offer professional wood flooring, cleaning, and many more innovations from the wood flooring world. Our company participates in frequent training to remain up to date with innovations in the wood flooring industry. Thiago Lima, the owner and founder of Eagle…

Thiago is a proud certified installer and finisher recognized by the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA). The accreditations require installers and finishers to undergo several skills and knowledge tests to be approved and recognized by the NWFA. Thiago brings with him over 21 years of wood flooring expertise and continuously stays up to date with the wood flooring industry. Through attending courses and seminars related to new products and new application methods, Thiago is constantly…

Ceruse Wood Finish To keep you up to date with the latest flooring trends, today we are introducing you to a new trending style- Ceruse Wood Finish. Ceruse Wood Finish it’s basically a process of rubbing a contrasting color into the pores of the wood to highlight the patterns of the wood grain. Although we often see this type of finish with Oak, it works well with many types of wood. How the style of Ceruse is made: First, the chosen wood is stained with a traditional wood stain…

Should I Recoat & Refinish my hardwood Floors? Difference between both! Recoat Re-coating is the process of buffing the hardwood and applying one coat of finish, this is also known as resurfacing. You may recoat your floors to completely change the color of the finish, to retexture, or to simply reapply the same finish that was already on the floor. Recoating is an expensive solution to bringing back life to a worn out finish or floors and it’s normally completed in one…