Do you advise removing skirting boards when installing engineered flooring? I am concerned at the damage to the walls.

I have had engineered wood flooring laid over floorboards. I think the planks were tongue and grooved and glued together. The problem is in a couple of areas the boards are very very springy and creaky. I am worried that this will get worse over time. Am I worrying about nothing or does this need correcting?

Recently installed engineered wood flooring - within a few days we noticed the hairline cracked in the middle of the plank. We sent a photograph to the installer, but no luck yet. What could be the reason? How would I repair it?

What should be placed underneath engineered wood flooring?

Is it possible for me to install an engineered wood floor on my own without professional assistance?

What are the drawbacks or disadvantages of opting for floating installation when it comes to engineered wood flooring?

When installing engineered wood flooring, what is the recommended thickness for the underlay?

Is it necessary to use a moisture barrier under engineered wood flooring?

What steps are involved in preparing a floor for engineered flooring installation?

How large should the expansion gap be for engineered wood flooring?

Should you glue down or float an engineered wood floor?

Should you put anything under engineered wood flooring before installation?

What causes floating floors to fail?

Can you install engineered hardwood flooring without using glue?

What products should you never use on engineered hardwood floors?

Can I lay engineered wood flooring by myself?

What are the downsides of engineered wood flooring?

How deep or thick is engineered wood flooring?

How should you prepare a floor before installing engineered hardwood?

What happens if floating wood floors are exposed to water?