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Hardwood Floor Installation Near You

Tell us about the job and get a free estimate from one independent local hardwood flooring installer. No obligation to hire.

  • Free, no obligation
  • One local pro, not a crowd of callers
  • About a minute

Get your free hardwood floor installation estimate

Free, no obligation. Your request goes to one local pro.

About hardwood floor installation

New hardwood floors can be solid wood nailed to a subfloor or engineered wood that can also float or be glued down, including over concrete. Either way, the subfloor and acclimation matter as much as the boards.

Tell us about your project and we match you with one independent local installer who serves your ZIP code, for a free estimate with no obligation to hire.

What hardwood floor installation usually includes

  • Removing old flooring and checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture
  • Underlayment or vapor barrier where needed
  • Acclimating the wood in your home before installation
  • Installing solid or engineered boards (nail-down, glue-down or floating)
  • Transitions, thresholds and baseboard or quarter round
  • Site-finishing, if you choose unfinished wood

How Remodelift works

  1. Tell us about the job

    Your ZIP code and a few quick answers about the project. It takes about a minute.

  2. We match you with one local pro

    An independent hardwood flooring installer who serves your part of the Atlanta area. Not a list of companies.

  3. Get your free estimate

    The pro contacts you the way you prefer. You decide whether to hire them.

What changes the price

Every home is different, so the hardwood flooring installer prices your job after seeing it. These are the things that move the number most.

  • Wood species and width

    Oak is common; exotic species and wide planks cost more.

  • Solid or engineered

    Engineered floors work over concrete and in more rooms; solid wood can be refinished more times.

  • Removal and subfloor prep

    Tearing out old floors and leveling the subfloor add labor.

  • Stairs and layout

    Stairs, angles and many doorways take extra time.

How to choose a hardwood flooring installer

  • Ask how they test the subfloor for moisture and flatness.
  • Ask how long the wood will acclimate before installation.
  • Ask whether removal, disposal, trim and furniture moving are included.
  • Ask about the product warranty and the installation warranty.

Questions homeowners ask

Can hardwood go in a basement or over a slab?

Engineered hardwood often can; solid hardwood usually should not go below grade. An installer can advise on your space.

How long does installation take?

A few rooms often take two to five days after the wood has acclimated, longer with site-finishing.

Is this really free?

Yes. Getting an estimate through Remodelift costs you nothing, and you are under no obligation to hire anyone.

Will I get calls from a bunch of companies?

No. Your request goes to one local professional who serves your ZIP code, not to a list of companies.

Who will contact me?

An independent local professional who serves your area. They contact you the way you choose (call, text or email) to talk about your project.

Who is Remodelift?

Remodelift is a free matching service for homeowners. We are not a contractor: the professional you are matched with quotes and contracts with you directly.

Remodelift is a free matching service for homeowners. We are not a contractor: the independent professional you are matched with quotes and contracts with you directly.

Your hardwood floor installation project starts with one free estimate

Free, no obligation, and it takes about a minute.

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