Solid hardwood
Discuss the wood, plank layout and site conditions before work begins.
Hardwood Flooring Installation
From a single room to connected living areas, we install solid and engineered hardwood. We review the subfloor, product requirements and transitions before selecting an installation approach.
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What we can help with
Engineered hardwood
Review the construction of the selected product and the manufacturer’s installation method.
Finishing details
Plan thresholds, edges and transitions to adjacent flooring.
Plan the wood floor before installation
Identify the wood and base
Share whether you’re considering solid or engineered hardwood. The selected product and the base help determine the suitable installation method.
Choose a layout
A straight plank layout and a herringbone pattern call for different planning. We discuss the direction of the boards, feature lines and how the pattern meets the walls.
Resolve the connections
We review where the wood meets stairs, doors, tile or existing flooring. Knowing those heights early helps define the trim and transitions.
What affects a hardwood estimate
A single room, a multi-room layout and a patterned floor each have different requirements. We review the chosen material and the condition of the existing surface before confirming the scope.
- Materials and pattern. Send the wood type, plank width and layout you have in mind. Note whether the product is already on site.
- Preparation and details. Include photos of the existing floor and anything that changes the layout, such as stairs, built-ins or raised thresholds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions before requesting an estimate.
Do you install solid and engineered hardwood?
Yes. We install both. The suitable method depends on the product, subfloor, room conditions and manufacturer instructions.
Can you install a herringbone pattern?
Tell us the pattern you want and share the product specifications. We can review whether the chosen flooring is suitable for the pattern and plan the layout and cuts.
How do you handle the edges and transitions?
We discuss doorways, changes in floor height and trim during planning. Photos of adjacent rooms help identify where transitions will be needed.