A floor that adds lasting value
Solid hardwood can be sanded and refinished many times over its life, which is why a well-installed floor can last generations. Oak, hickory, maple, and walnut each bring a different look, hardness, and price.
The installation matters as much as the wood. Proper acclimation, moisture testing, a flat subfloor, and correct expansion gaps are what separate floors that stay beautiful from floors that cup, gap, or squeak.
Hardwood is a great fit if…
- You want a floor that adds resale value
- You’re replacing worn carpet in living areas or bedrooms
- You like the idea of refinishing instead of replacing
- Your home has a wood subfloor (on-grade concrete may need engineered)
- You want a classic, timeless look
What a quality installation includes
- Moisture testing of the subfloor and the wood
- Acclimation per manufacturer and industry guidelines
- Subfloor flattening and squeak repair
- Removal and disposal of old flooring
- Transitions, stair nosing, and trim finished cleanly