Our process for a carpet-to-hardwood change
- Free on-site quote. Call (404) 480-0962 or request one online. We measure your rooms and check the subfloor in person, not from a photo.
- Selection and acclimation. You pick the species, width, and stain, matched to any existing wood; the material acclimates in your home before install.
- Tear-out and subfloor preparation. Carpet and pad come out, and we flatten, re-screw, and moisture-check the subfloor so nothing squeaks later.
- Installation. Planks are nailed, glued, or floated to suit the product, tied cleanly into the existing floor.
- Sand, stain, and finish. Site-finished floors are sanded with dustless equipment, stained, and sealed; prefinished floors get trimmed out and detailed.
Dacula hardwood floor installation: common questions
Can you match new hardwood to the builder hardwood in our foyer?
Yes, and it is the most common request in Dacula. We identify the species and width of the existing floor, lace the new planks into it rather than butting up with a transition strip, and either match the factory finish or refinish everything together as one surface. Done right, nobody can tell where the old floor ends and the new one begins.
How much does hardwood floor installation cost in Dacula?
Pricing depends on square footage, the product you choose, and subfloor condition, so we quote every Dacula job individually and for free. Carpet tear-out and disposal appear as their own line items, and whole-level conversions price better per square foot than single rooms. You get an exact, itemized number after a free on-site visit.
How long does a carpet-to-hardwood conversion take?
A typical Dacula main level runs three to five days: a day for tear-out and subfloor prep, then installation, then finishing if the floor is stained on site. Prefinished floors are walkable the same day they go down. We move furniture room to room as we work, so the house stays livable throughout.
Which rooms should stay carpet?
That is a comfort call more than a technical one. Most Dacula families convert the main level and stairs, and keep carpet in bedrooms and media rooms where warmth underfoot matters most. Hardwood works fine in bedrooms if you prefer it, and engineered planks handle basements. We will walk the house with you at the quote and price the combinations you are considering.
