Our hardwood flooring process in Norcross
- Free on-site quote. Call (404) 480-0962 or request one online. We look at your actual floors and subfloor in person, not a photo.
- Selection and acclimation. You pick the species, width, and stain; new wood acclimates in your home so it settles before install.
- Subfloor preparation. We flatten, repair, and moisture-check the subfloor, the step that decides how flat and quiet the finished floor feels.
- Installation. New planks are nailed, glued, or floated; repair boards are woven into existing floors.
- Sand, stain, and finish. Floors are sanded with dustless equipment, stained to your pick, and sealed as one continuous surface.
Norcross hardwood flooring: common questions
Can you refinish the original floors in an older Norcross home?
Usually, yes, and it is worth doing. Older floors around downtown Norcross are often thicker than anything sold today and sand back beautifully. We repair or weave in boards where needed, then sand, stain, and seal the whole floor as one surface. The house keeps its character and you skip the cost of replacement.
Will Georgia humidity cause gaps or cupping in my floors?
Wood always moves a little with the seasons, but problems come from skipped steps, not the climate itself. We moisture-test the subfloor, acclimate material in the home, and leave proper expansion gaps, which keeps seasonal movement invisible. In humidity-prone spots like basements we steer you toward engineered planks that barely move at all.
How much does hardwood flooring cost in Norcross?
Pricing depends on square footage, the product or finish you choose, and the condition of what is there, so we quote every Norcross job individually and for free. Refinishing sits well below new installation, and engineered products below site-finished solid. You get an exact, itemized number after a free on-site visit.
How long does the work take?
A typical Norcross install runs two to five days; a refinish usually three to five including stain and finish coats. Prefinished floors are walkable the same day, while site-finished floors want a day or two before sock traffic and longer before furniture. You get the exact schedule with your quote.
