Hardwood Flooring Installation

What This Service Involves

Our team installs solid hardwood species like oak, maple, and hickory that hold up beautifully in Puget Sound homes when acclimated and installed correctly. Because the Pacific Northwest swings between damp winters and dry summers, we let each board adjust to your home for several days before a single nail goes down. We check subfloor moisture with meters, set the right expansion gaps, and blind-nail each plank for a clean, uninterrupted surface. The result is a floor that can be sanded and refinished for generations rather than replaced.

Benefits

Adds significant resale value and buyer appeal; can be refinished multiple times over decades; acclimation and moisture testing prevent PNW gapping and cupping; wide species and stain choices match any interior

Our Process

1) Assess subfloor and measure moisture levels; 2) Acclimate boards on site for several days; 3) Blind-nail planks with proper expansion gaps; 4) Sand, stain, and seal for a finished surface

What Affects the Cost

Wood species and board width; square footage and room layout; subfloor prep or leveling required; finish and stain grade selected; stair or transition work

Best Time of Year

Late spring through early fall offers steadier indoor humidity, making it the ideal window for solid hardwood acclimation and installation.