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Selling Your Home on Long Island This Spring? Start With the Floors
When homeowners on Long Island start preparing to sell, most focus on the usual checklist first — paint, decluttering, staging, landscaping. But one of the smartest upgrades often gets overlooked: refreshing your floors before listing your home. At Oldfield Flooring, we see the same pattern every spring across Nassau and Suffolk County. Homeowners call because their listing photos are coming up, an open house is scheduled, or their agent suggested a few updates before putting
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Mar 44 min read


Should You Refinish or Replace Your Hardwood Floors? A Long Island Homeowner’s Guide
You walk into a room, look down at the hardwood floors, and immediately notice the wear. Scratches. Dull spots. Maybe some stains or older stain colors that feel dated. And the question almost every Long Island homeowner asks at that moment is: “Do we refinish these… or do they need to be replaced?” It’s one of the most common questions we hear at Oldfield Flooring when meeting homeowners across Nassau County and Suffolk County — whether they’re renovating, preparing to sell
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Jan 244 min read


The Truth Behind “Green” Building Products: A Flooring Expert’s Perspective
When you choose domestically sourced hardwood, you’re supporting local jobs, responsible forest management, and a product that will last decades — not years.

Bryan Kelly
Nov 1, 20253 min read


Just Bought a Home on Long Island? Update Hardwood Floors Before You Move In
One of the most common phone calls we get sounds like this: "We just bought a house and we close in three weeks… but the floors need work. Is there any way to get it done before we move in?" It’s a question we hear all the time from Long Island homebuyers. Once contracts are signed and move-in day starts approaching, people begin noticing things they want to change — and the floors are usually near the top of the list. Maybe the hardwood looks scratched or dull. Maybe the sta
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Oct 10, 20256 min read


Understanding Seasonal Gapping in Hardwood Floors
Even though seasonal gapping is a normal and common occurrence, there are ways to minimize it. First, consider the temperature and humidity of your home. It’s important to create consistent conditions within the home. Keep your temperature between 60 and 80 degrees year-round and your humidity at 30-50%. Use humidifiers and dehumidifiers as needed to maintain a consistent humidity level.

Bryan Kelly
Oct 1, 20252 min read


Your Ultimate Guide to Caring for Hardwood Floors in Long Island
At Oldfield Flooring, we understand that hardwood floors are more than just a design choice – they’re an investment in the comfort, style, and value of your home. We’re here to help you protect that investment! As Bona Certified Craftsmen, we use top-of-the-line products and industry-best practices. Our goal is for your hardwood floors to last for generations while looking stunning! That’s why we’ve put together this simple, no-stress guide covering our most frequently asked

Oldfield Flooring
Jul 25, 20254 min read
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