Hardwood Floor Installation

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  • 1. Choose Material

    Select from a Range of Unfinished wood categories from different Lengths and widths that best match your Home.It is essential that you go with something that is of your liking,Since these floors will be the base of your home for the coming Years

  • 2. Adequate Mositure and Subfloor Check

    Ensuring adequate moisture levels and a well-prepared subfloor are crucial for a successful and long-lasting flooring installation, particularly for materials susceptible to moisture fluctuations, such as hardwood

  • 3. Installation

    Unfinished solid wood flooring can be installed using several methods: nail-down, glue-down, and staple-down. Nail-down is the most common method for solid wood floors, while glue-down is often used for concrete subfloors. Staple-down is similar to nail-down but uses staples instead of nails. 

  • 4. Sand n Refinish

    anding and refinishing a new hardwood floor involves preparing the floor, sanding it to a smooth finish, applying stain (optional), and then sealing and finishing the wood with protective coats. This process revitalizes the wood, enhances its appearance, and protects it from wear and tear. 

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  • White Oak

    Unfinished white oak flooring is typically available in solid wood planks, with a standard thickness of 3/4 inch and widths ranging from 2 1/4 inches to 6 inches, and sometimes wider. Lengths are usually random, meaning they vary from plank to plank, often within a range like 1 to 7 feet or 1 to 10 feet.

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  • Red oak

    Red oak white oak flooring is typically available in solid wood planks, with a standard thickness of 3/4 inch and widths ranging from 2 1/4 inches to 6 inches, and sometimes wider. Lengths are usually random, meaning they vary from plank to plank, often within a range like 1 to 7 feet or 1 to 10 feet.

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  • Hickory

    Unfinished hickory flooring is solid hardwood flooring that is installed and then sanded, stained, and sealed on-site. It comes in various widths and thicknesses, with standard widths often being 3", 4", or 5" and a thickness of 3/4". Hickory is known for its durability and unique color variations, ranging from creamy white to reddish-brown. 

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  • Maple

    Unfinished maple flooring typically comes in solid wood planks with a thickness of 3/4" and various widths, including 1 1/2", 2 1/4", 3 1/4", 4", and 5". It's often milled with tongue and groove edges for easy installation and is available in different grades

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