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Hardwood flooring in Metro Atlanta
Whether you need brand-new hardwood or want to bring eighty-year-old heart pine back to life, we install and refinish hardwood floors all over Metro Atlanta.
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A city full of old floors and new builds
Metro Atlanta's hardwood work splits pretty evenly into two categories. There's the historic side — Craftsman bungalows in Virginia-Highland, Grant Park, and Inman Park with original heart pine or oak under decades of carpet or paint, waiting to be sanded back to something worth looking at. And there's the new-construction side, where subdivisions and infill townhomes near the Beltline want fresh hardwood installed right the first time.
We do both, often in the same week. A refinish in a hundred-year-old bungalow calls for a different eye than laying new planks in a builder-grade townhome, and our crews move between the two regularly enough that neither one is a special case for us.

Metro Atlanta's climate and your hardwood floor
Georgia humidity swings hard between a wet spring and a dry winter with the heat running, and solid hardwood moves with it — expanding and contracting enough that installation and acclimation matter more here than in a drier climate. We let planks sit in your home before we install so the wood settles at the humidity it'll actually live in, not the humidity of the warehouse.
For homes with a slab foundation, a finished basement, or any spot below grade, solid hardwood usually isn't the right call — we'll walk your subfloor situation with you at the estimate and tell you straight whether hardwood, LVP, or tile is the best fit.

When refinishing makes sense
Solid hardwood is one material all the way through, which is what makes it refinishable multiple times over its life — it needs a wood subfloor, and we'll confirm yours during the estimate.
Refinishing only works on solid wood over a wood subfloor — it's not an option for floors glued down over a concrete slab, which describes a lot of newer construction. If your Metro Atlanta home has original solid hardwood over a wood subfloor, refinishing is usually the more affordable path to a like-new floor; if it doesn't, a new hardwood install or an LVP alternative is the better conversation to have.

What hardwood costs in Metro Atlanta
Exact pricing depends on species, plank width, subfloor prep, and how much furniture-moving and room-transition work is involved — which is exactly why we measure in person instead of quoting over the phone.

Our process, start to finish
It starts with a free in-home estimate: we bring hardwood samples, look at your subfloor and current flooring, measure every room, and answer the right-species question specific to your house. You leave that visit with a written quote, not a follow-up call three days later.
Once you approve the quote, we schedule the install or refinish, protect the surrounding areas, and our own crew does the work — sanding, staining, and finishing on-site for refinishing jobs, or acclimating and installing new planks for a full replacement. We walk the finished floor with you before we call the job done.

Why Metro Atlanta homeowners choose us
We're a family-owned business, and the people who show up to measure your floor are the same people — or the same crew — who show up to install it. Nothing gets handed off to a subcontractor you've never met.
We carry a 5.0-star rating across more than 125 Google reviews, which you can read for yourself, and we offer 0% interest financing through Synchrony and Enhancify for homeowners who'd rather spread a hardwood project out than pay it all up front.

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See financing optionsHardwood flooring questions in Metro Atlanta
Yes — refinishing is one of our core Metro Atlanta services, for solid wood floors installed over a wood subfloor.
No. Refinishing only works on solid hardwood over a wood subfloor. For floors that are worn out but can't be sanded, replacement is usually the better route.
Solid hardwood shouldn't go directly over slab — it needs a wood subfloor. We'll confirm what's under your existing floor at the estimate and recommend the right approach.
Refinishing an existing solid floor is often faster than a full replacement since there's no new material to acclimate, though dust containment and finish dry time still take a few days depending on room size.
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