Hardwood Floor Installation
New construction, full home, or single room — we install solid and engineered hardwood with the prep, patience, and finish work that makes a floor feel built-in.
Solid Hardwood
Built from a
single board.
Solid hardwood is milled from a single piece of timber — typically 3/4″ thick. It can be sanded and refinished many times over its life, which is why heritage homes still have their original floors a hundred years later.
We install solid hardwood nail-down over plywood subfloor, almost always above grade. Every board acclimates in your home before we install — we don’t skip it.
- Nail-down installation over plywood
- Moisture testing before and during
- 7+ day acclimation
- Tight, random-stagger pattern
Engineered Hardwood
Real wood,
every subfloor.
Engineered hardwood is a genuine hardwood wear layer over a multi-ply or birch core. Same look, same finish — but dimensionally stable enough to install over concrete, with radiant heat, or below grade.
We install engineered hardwood floating, glue-down, or nail-down depending on your subfloor. Most projects use glue-down for a solid feel underfoot.
- Floating, glue-down, or nail-down
- Works with radiant heat
- Above, on, or below grade
- Concrete or plywood subfloors
Our Process
How a project actually goes.
In-home estimate
We come measure, look at the subfloor, discuss species and finishes, and put numbers on paper.
Acclimation & prep
Boards acclimate in your home before install. We level the subfloor, install moisture barriers, and prep transitions.
Installation
Most projects take 2–5 days. We protect your home, run dust-containment, and clean up daily.
Finish & walkthrough
For unfinished floors, sanding and finishing follows. Final walkthrough — you sign off when you’re happy.
Ready to get started?
Free in-home estimate. We’ll measure, advise, and put real numbers on paper.
Request Free Estimate