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Overview
A floor you feel underfoot for decades
Hardwood is the one floor that gets more valuable as it ages — a real wood surface can be sanded and refinished several times over its life, which means the floor you install now is very likely the last one this room ever needs.
We install both solid and engineered hardwood, and we treat acclimation and moisture as seriously as the finish. Boards sit in your home before they go down, the subfloor is checked flat and dry, and every seam is set with the grain, not against it.
Already have hardwood that has gone dull or gray? Our sand-and-refinish service takes it back to bare wood and rebuilds the finish — usually for a fraction of replacement, and often in a couple of days.
Pricing
Hardwood, by the square foot
Hardwood installationSolid or engineered, standard site conditions
$7.50per sq ft · min $1,250Sand & refinish existingScreen, sand, stain and seal your current floors
$4.50per sq ft · min $1,200Premium Hardwood RenewalFixed-scope refinish package — bookable online
from $2,500flat packagePer-square-foot rates carry a project minimum and cover labor and standard installation. Materials, stair work, and heavy subfloor repair are itemized separately on your written estimate.
Scope
What's included
- Free measure & moisture checkWe measure the space and test subfloor moisture before quoting anything.
- AcclimationMaterial rests in your home so it settles at your humidity, not the warehouse’s.
- Subfloor prepFlattening and fastening so the floor lies flat and stays quiet.
- Install or refinishPrecise layout, tight seams, and a durable multi-coat finish.
- Trim & transitionsBaseboard, quarter-round, and clean thresholds into adjacent rooms.
- Cleanup & haul-awayWe leave the room finished and the old material gone.
Questions
Good to know
Solid or engineered — which should I choose?
Solid hardwood can be refinished the most times and suits main living levels over wood subfloor. Engineered is more stable over concrete, in basements, and with radiant heat. We recommend based on your subfloor and room during the measure — no upcharge to talk it through.
Can you refinish instead of replace?
If the wood is solid and thick enough, almost always — sand-and-refinish is $4.50/sq ft and brings tired floors back to new without the cost or disruption of a tear-out. We’ll tell you honestly at the measure whether refinishing is the right call.
How long does it take?
A typical room installs in 1–3 days; a whole-home refinish runs a few days including dry time between coats. We give you a real schedule with the written quote, not a guess.
Is there a minimum?
Yes — hardwood installation carries a $1,250 minimum and refinishing a $1,200 minimum, which keeps small jobs worth mobilizing a full crew for.