Hardwood flooring in Denver, CO

Take a stroll through Washington Park, Park Hill, or Highland and you will notice how many homes still have their original strip oak, sometimes under carpet from the seventies. Those floors have lasted a century and can often last another with a good refinish. In newer parts of town like Stapleton, builders favored carpet and laminate, so owners frequently upgrade to wood in the main living spaces.

Different eras mean different subfloors, from old plank decks to concrete slabs. We read what is underneath before recommending a product.

As a rough guide, installed engineered hardwood often falls between $10 and $16 per square foot, solid hardwood $11 to $18, and refinishing about $3.50 to $7.50. Species, plank width, patterns like herringbone, and the amount of subfloor repair all shift the total.

These are planning ranges rather than promises. Your free in-home measure yields an exact written number, so you can compare with confidence.

We are a family-owned flooring company with roots back to 1988, and we still treat each project like it is our own house. You deal with the same company from the first sample to the last walkthrough, which reduces surprises.

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Denver's thin, dry air pulls moisture from wood, especially during furnace season. Aim for indoor humidity between 35 and 45 percent when you can, and expect small gaps to open in deep winter and close again later. Tall windows and bright sun can cause color change, so rugs and curtains give the floor a chance to age evenly.

Use a microfiber mop, avoid steam, and keep pet nails trimmed. A fresh maintenance coat years down the line can save you from a full sand-down.