Maxwell Hardwood Flooring Inc.

06/18/2026

Seeing good friends and meeting new ones in Texas yesterday. Thank you Mark and all of the staff for the warm Texas welcome. Now let’s go sell some flooring!!!

06/17/2026

Ready for the Artivo Pro Center Customer Appreciation Open House at the new Lewisville location… come see us today 10-2:00!

05/22/2026

Honoring the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. Wishing everyone a safe, meaningful, and grateful Memorial Day.

05/10/2026

04/22/2026

It’s that time again!! The NWFA Expo is in full gear… Come see us in Orlando at Booth #517!

01/29/2026

🕗🔙🕘 A little wood flooring history for our Throwback Thursday today! 🕗🔙🕘

The San Francisco Bay Area’s unique climate gave rise to a peculiar wood flooring product in the early 1900s—“toothpick floors.” The flooring was so narrow, typically measuring 7/8 inch, that it did not shrink and swell in the face of constant moisture changes caused by the ocean, says Eugene Stone, a veteran floor man in the Bay Area. Toothpick floors were made from the leftover trimmings produced during the manufacture of the region’s 5/16-inch-thick, square-edged flooring. Installing the slim material was a pain: Contractors had to face-nail hundreds or thousands of these thin strips, depending on the size of the house, and sometimes they had to hand-bevel the edges on a grouping of strips to create a plank look. The process was costly, even when labor was inexpensive, but the look was beautiful, Stone says. The toothpick floors remaining today are full of charm. A Bay Area home owner, Bob Floyd, sent this magazine photos of his toothpick floor after hearing excited comments from the crew at Belmont, Calif.-based Stuart Floor Company, who had recently refinished his home. Floyd was told, “Whatever you do, don’t get rid of this floor.” Floyd says it’s definitely there to stay.

01/28/2026

Maxwell Hardwood Flooring’s night shift operations will not be running tonight, Wednesday, January 28th. For tomorrow, Thursday, January 29th, both shifts will be operating. Day shift will begin at 8:00 am and the night shift will begin at 6:00 pm.

01/27/2026

Maxwell Hardwood Flooring will be closed for Day Shift operations tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28th. As posted earlier, there will also be no night shift operations this evening due to the condition of the roads in the county. A decision for tomorrow's night shift has not been made, so please continue to check back for that information.

01/27/2026

Maxwell Hardwood Flooring has made the decision to close for night shift operations, tonight, Tuesday, January 27th. Again, the night shift will not be running tonight. Please check back in for announcements concerning tomorrow's operations. Stay safe out there.

01/26/2026

Maxwell Hardwood Flooring will have a delayed start time tomorrow, Tuesday, Jan 27th. Day shift will start up at 9:00 am. Night shift will be on their regular schedule tomorrow.