Our Hardwood Flooring Services

Longer lifespan — Solid hardwood is 3/4” thick, so it will last for decades and can be sanded and refinished many times. We’re still refinishing floors built in the early 1900s.

Higher resale value — Homes with solid hardwood typically see a 2-3% higher ROI when it comes time to sell.

Customizable — Choose from many different options: wood species, cut style, plank width, stain, and finish.

Timeless look — You can change the stain color and/or finish each time the floor is refinished.

An in-home humidifier helps reduce the amount of expansion and contraction in our dry Colorado climate.

More stable in dry climates — Layered construction helps reduce seasonal expansion and contraction.

Wide planks available.

Faster installation . No sanding or finish coats required on-site.

May be refinishable, depending on veneer thickness.

Beveled appearance

Can be installed over concrete with proper subfloor preparation.

A whole-home humidifier helps minimize seasonal movement in Colorado's dry climate.

In recent years, we've seen more and more homeowners embrace the natural beauty of hardwood. Rather than adding stain, many clients are choosing to let the wood's unique grain, character, and natural color shine through with a clear finish.

For those who do choose a stain, medium to darker brown tones are the most popular. Colors like Medium Brown and Provincial offer a timeless, warm appearance that complements a wide variety of home styles.

Another client favorite is Weathered Oak. This soft, muted tone creates a lightly aged, contemporary look while still allowing the natural grain to stand out. It's especially stunning on white oak!

Refinishing hardwood offers many benefits over a full replacement and allows you to preserve the character and history of your existing floors. Every floor has a history and a story, so why replace when you can refinish?

Cost-Effective: Refinishing is far less expensive than ripping out and replacing your floors entirely.

Time-Efficient: A refinishing project will take less time.

Design Change: You can change the color and sheen of your hardwood floor.

Eco-Friendly: By keeping your existing floors, you’re doing your part to reduce waste and promote sustainability in your home.

Following your project, we’ll teach you how to care for your hardwood floor.

A few helpful tips: Use felt pads underneath furniture and chairs to prevent scratching, place a felt pad underneath area rugs, schedule a buff & recoat every 3-5 years.

Cleaning products recommended: Start with a dry microfiber cloth to sweep away dust and debris. For wet cleaning, use Loba Universal Floor Spray Cleaner or Loba Floor Cleaner Concentrate.

Cleaning products to avoid: Steam Mops, Orange Glo, Murphy’s Oil Soap, Vinegar, Weiman Hardwood Floor Cleaner, any type of flooring polisher or shine-enhancer product

We also love creating custom patterns, inlays, and borders.

• Straight Lay (most common)

• Diagonal Lay (45 degree angle)

• Herringbone

• Chevron

• French Knot

• Picture Frame - common around fireplaces (Simple Border)

• Double or Triple Border

• Feature Strips / Contrasting Wood Borders

• Brass Inlay

• Medallions (less common today but still requested in high-end homes)

• Parquet (basket weave, Versailles, etc.)

• Mixed-Width Plank Layouts