The Floor Guy, LLC

10/24/2026

Delivering a pork butt to a customer after a finished product! # cleaning

10/23/2026

October bedroom checklist:

✅ Swap to the heavy duvet
✅ Add approximately 47 throw pillows
✅ Put a pumpkin somewhere near the bed for reasons
✅ Pretend you'll actually use that decorative blanket ladder
✅ Call it done and refuse to leave this room until April

The floors, however, were already perfect. Some things don't need a seasonal update. 😂

What's the first thing you swap out in your bedroom when fall hits? 🎃

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

Another project in the making!

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

One of the best things you can do for your hardwood floors heading into fall and winter? Control the humidity in your home. 🌡️

Here's why it matters:

🪵 Wood is a natural material that expands and contracts with moisture levels. Low winter humidity, especially once the heat kicks on, can cause planks to shrink and gaps to form between them.

💧 The ideal indoor humidity level for hardwood floors is between 35 and 55 percent.

🌬️ Running a humidifier in the colder months can make a real difference in how your floors look and perform over time.

🧹 Avoid wet mopping hardwood in any season. A slightly damp mop or a hardwood-specific cleaner is all you need.

A little seasonal care goes a long way with hardwood. 💡

10/16/2026

The fireplace is on. The room is full. And the floors are doing exactly what they were meant to do. 🔥🏡

There's a reason certain rooms feel like the heart of the home in October. High ceilings, warm light, a fire going, and carpet that makes every step feel deliberate and soft. It all adds up to something that's more than just a good-looking space. It's the room people gravitate toward.

Flooring is the foundation of that feeling. It sets the tone, absorbs the sound, and anchors everything above it.

What room in your home becomes the gathering spot in fall? 🍁

10/16/2026

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10/13/2026

Did you know the color of your kitchen floor can actually affect how hungry you feel? 🤔

Color psychology in interior design is real, and floors play a bigger role than most people think.

🌿 Warm wood tones like this honey oak are associated with comfort, appetite, and a welcoming atmosphere. No coincidence that so many great kitchens use them.

❄️ Very cool or stark floors can make a kitchen feel clinical and less inviting, even when everything else is beautifully designed.

🍂 Earthy, natural tones in particular have been shown to make people feel more relaxed and at ease in a space.

Your kitchen floor sets the emotional temperature of the room before anyone even starts cooking. Something worth thinking about. 💡

10/10/2026