Hardwood Flooring Installation

Looking for high-quality hardwood floor installation? Discover the benefits, installation process, maintenance tips, and FAQs about hardwood floors in this comprehensive guide. Improve your home’s aesthetics and value today!

Atlanta Hardwood Flooring Installation

Unveiling The Beauty Beneath Your Feet

When it comes to flooring options, hardwood floors are in a league of their own. They offer a level of warmth, charm, and character that simply cannot be replicated by other materials. Here are the key reasons why hardwood floor installations are a fantastic choice for your home:

Whether your home boasts a traditional, rustic, or contemporary style, hardwood floors effortlessly blend in, elevating the overall aesthetics.
Hardwood floors can withstand heavy foot traffic, making them ideal for high-traffic areas like living rooms and hallways.
Installing hardwood floors is a surefire way to boost your home's value and market appeal.
Hardwood floors come in a wide range of species, finishes, and stains, allowing you to select the perfect fit for your home.
They do not harbor allergens, making them an excellent choice for individuals with allergies or respiratory sensitivities.

Expertise and Experience

We have the necessary expertise and years of experience in installing hardwood floors.

Quality Craftsmanship

Our commitment to quality craftsmanship results in beautiful and professional-looking hardwood floors.

Time and Efficiency

We work quickly and effectively, saving you valuable time and minimizing disruptions to your daily routine.

Before Installation

Get Ready to Transform Your Space

Make sure you know who’s removing your existing flooring. If you wish, the installer will do it. If not, you should make arrangements to have it removed.
Who’s moving the furniture? Decide in advance if you want to take on the responsibility or if you want the installer to handle it. Either way, be sure to remove all fragile items from the room.
In general, your hardwood should run parallel to windows or, in narrow rooms, to the longest wall. Added stability is achieved by installing hardwood perpendicular to floor joists.
Measure door clearances before you have your hardwood installed. If the new floor is thicker than your existing floor, door bottoms may rub. Plan in advance to have someone shave or saw the correct amount off the bottom of each door so it does not drag.
Paint first. If you’re planning to paint, wallpaper, or do any other remodeling in the room, it’s best to do it before your hardwood is installed. Keep extra paint to touch up any post-installation nicks.