Flooring Services

Let All American Hardwood Flooring help you Bring the Warmth & Beauty of Hardwood Floors into your home

Before and after of a sunroom: blue walls and carpet, transformed with hardwood floors and light walls.
  •   New Installation

Including 45 degree angle, horizontal & vertical installations

Weaving new wood into existing floor

  •   Repairs (Including Water Damage)
  •   Dust-Free Sanding & Finish
  •   Staining
  •   Flush Vents
  •   Medallions
  •   Custom Inlays & Borders
  •   Custom Design

Want to see how we work? Keep on reading!

The Process for New Hardwood Floors (From Installation to Wood Floor Finishing):

A durable installation begins with proper selection of materials. All American Hardwood Flooring will guide you through the selection process and direct you to a floor that will best fit your needs and budget.

NWFA Certified Wood Flooring Installer, Sand & Finisher seal. Orange and black.

Next, strict installation standards are followed:

  • Job site inspection and moisture readings
  • Acclimation of wood to your home to minimize seasonal expansion and contraction
  • Installation using proper layout, nailing schedules, & joint placement


As evidenced by the following pictures, All American Hardwood Flooring believes in Quality and Care with each Step:

A Beautiful Hardwood floor begins with a Proper Subfloor:

Red-brown tiled floor with white grout lines; angled perspective.
Wood flooring with protective covering.
Dark floor with wrinkles.
Dark tiled floor marked with white lines, likely for installation.
Man installing hardwood floor, kneeling on the floor in a room with green and white walls.

PROFESSIONAL DUST FREE SANDING 

If you were worried that sanding your hardwood floors would involve choking dust & hours of clean up, worry no more. All American Hardwood Flooring uses the Diamond Jet Dust Free Containment System. As floors are sanded, the dust is captured & evacuated before it’s airborne---leaving very minimal clean up. A smooth flat surface is achieved using proven sanding sequences for each species in conjunction with years of experience and recommendations from the National Wood Flooring Association.

Man sanding intricate wooden floor pattern with machine. Indoor setting.

EXPERT WOOD FLOORING FINISHING

After sanding, a natural sealer (or a stain color of your choice) and multiple coats of GREENGUARD certified Bona Kemi finishes are applied. All American Hardwood Flooring buffs in between every coat. The extra effort of buffing between coats makes all the difference and is the secret to a smooth beautiful floor.

Hardwood floor in a room with windows and a fireplace.
Wooden door frame partially installed on a dark floor against white walls.
Wooden floors with a fireplace hearth, vent, and window.
Wooden air vent set into a wooden floor, surrounded by wood trim.
Wooden floor with a geometric, three-dimensional design using various wood tones, creating an optical illusion.
Hardwood floor in room with window, light reflecting off the glossy wood.
Hardwood floor water damage before and after repair. Before is damaged, after is fixed.
Two side-by-side wood floor images. One shows woven new wood patches, the other has them removed.
Hardwood floor entryway with dark border, stairs on right, white door in background.
Hardwood floor with dark border around a black mat by a fireplace.
Floor vent in light wood floor, below a white baseboard and tan wall with electrical outlet.
Wooden floor vent with parallel vertical slats on a light brown hardwood floor near a beige wall.
Wooden floor vent flush with hardwood flooring.

FLOOR CARE TIPS

CLEANING:

 

  • All American Hardwood Flooring recommends Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner—which can be found at most grocery stores & Lowe’s.
  • Do NOT use detergent, wax, oil, Orange Glow, Murphy Oil, Soap, Endust, Formula 409, Mop n Glo, or other polishes. These products can dull the finish. It can also leave a film that can impair bonding of future recoats.
  • Vacuum using a brush attachment or Dust Mop regularly.
  • NEVER Damp Mop a wood floor and Do NOT allow water to stand on your floors for any length of time.
  • Remove Wet Spills promptly using a soft cotton cloth.


PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE:


  • Regularly trim your pet’s claws.
  • Use mats or throw rugs at entrances and heavy traffic areas.
  • Use furniture leg protector pads under all furniture legs. Do NOT allow heavy furniture to rest on small  Metal tips or hard plastic domes.
  • Avoid wearing cleats & keep high heels in good repair. Heels that have worn down or lost protective caps, exposing the steel support rod in the heel can dent your floor surface.
  • Keep the relative humidity in your home between 45% and 55%. Protect your floor from direct sunlight over long periods of time.
  • Have your floor buffed & recoated every 2 to 4 years in high traffic areas and 3 to 6 years in areas of lower traffic.


NEWLY FINISHED FLOOR CARE:


  • Please wait a minimum of 24 hours before walking on floors with stocking feet and 48 hours for shoes.
  • Wait 7 days before cleaning your floor.
  • Allow 72 hours before allowing pets & placing furniture on hardwood.
  • Area rugs may be placed on hardwood flooring after 1 to 2 weeks. The floor needs to breathe in order to cure.
  • Install felt protector pads or EZ-Glide protectors on feet of furniture. Do NOT drag furniture or appliances on flooring.