Wire-Brushed Wood
So, what is a wire-brushed hardwood floor? To explain it simply, wire-brushing is a finishing technique where the wood planks are scraped with a hard-bristled wire brush- creating a distressed surface.
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Rockbridge Flooring Awarded Best of Houzz 2019
For the third time, Rockbridge Flooring Professionals, LLC of Lexington, Virginia has been awarded Best of Houzz for Customer Service.
How to Maintain Hardwood Floors
Hardwood floors are beautiful, but there are certain things you need to do (or not do) to keep them looking their best.
Get to Know: Hand Scraped Hardwood
Homeowners love the old world character and rustic warmth hand scraped hardwood brings to their home.
Hardwood Flooring in Kitchens?
Hardwood flooring in a kitchen? Yes! Here’s what you need to know.
Celebrate National Kitchen & Bath Month
Come in to our Client Center at 637A Waddell Street in Lexington to choose your product, schedule your installation, and be rewarded with one-stop-shopping savings. When you #shoplocal, you reap rewards.
Best Of Houzz 2017
Rockbridge Flooring Professionals, LLC of Lexington, Virginia has won “Best Of Customer Service” on Houzz®, the leading platform for home remodeling and design.
Full Rockbridge County Bathroom Remodel
A quirky little bathroom finally got its day in the sun as we “raised the roof” to give a small space new life.
Barn Wood-Look Shower
This was a fun shower to complete, and it’s easy to imagine it in a cabin in the woods. Can you see this in your bathroom?
How to Choose Your Next Contractor
The lowest bid can sometimes equal the greatest cost in the long run.
Silver Fantasy Foyer
Our client has a contemporary floor-to-ceiling glass foyer with a spiral staircase as its centerpiece. They chose to overlay their existing marble with a high-shine, beautiful new gray marble.
Cork
Why cork? It’s warm, resistant to fire, mold and bacteria, and it’s GREEN! It’s the perfect renewable resource.
