FHG Contracting Blog

There's something deeply satisfying about the idea of completing a home project on your own. DIY culture is booming, and for good reason—it can be fun, educational, and sometimes more affordable. But when it comes to wood staining, that weekend...

Your kitchen is the heart of your home—but over time, even the most beloved space can begin to lose its charm. Faded finishes, chipped corners, and dated wood tones can quietly creep in until one day, it becomes impossible to ignore. Fortunately,...

The two most common types of stains are water-based and oil-based, and each has its strengths. At FHG Contracting, we specialize in staining with low VOC, water-based wood products, and we’re often asked why we’ve chosen that route. In this blog,...

When it comes to wood finishes, the smallest details can make the biggest difference. Whether you’re refreshing a single cabinet panel or tying together an entire open-concept kitchen, matching the wood stain to perfection is essential. No two...

Your kitchen is more than just a place to cook meals—it’s the heart of your home. It’s where guests gather, families connect, and countless memories are made. But over time, even the most loved kitchens can start to show signs of age. If your...

Wood staining involves applying a colored tint to wood surfaces to accentuate their natural grain and protect them from environmental factors

A well-maintained deck not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your home but also provides a functional outdoor space for relaxation and entertainment.

Homeowners and designers alike are gravitating towards hues that not only enhance the natural beauty of wood but also align with contemporary aesthetics and sustainable practices.

In wood staining, VOCs are commonly found in traditional oil-based stains, acting as solvents to help the stain penetrate the wood and dry quickly.

Restoring antique furniture is a delicate art that requires a deep understanding of materials, techniques, and historical context.

In this blog we explain the differences between wood stains and paint when it comes to wood. Understanding these differences is crucial before a project.