Pierce County & South King County
Engineered hardwood flooring installation
Engineered hardwood has a real wood top layer over a stable core, which lets it go in wide plank formats and over subfloors where solid hardwood can struggle.
Options
- Nail-down, glue-down and floating installation
- Wide-plank white oak and other species
- Installation over concrete or plywood subfloors
- Stair nosing and matching transitions
Why homeowners choose it
- Real wood surface with better dimensional stability
- Wide planks that make rooms read larger
- Suitable for more subfloor types than solid hardwood
Engineered hardwood can be nailed, glued or floated depending on the product and the subfloor. We choose the method that matches the manufacturer's instructions and your home.
Our engineered hardwood catalog includes white oak and other species in a range of widths and finishes, each with the manufacturer's veneer thickness and construction listed.
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Process
How a project runs
- Step 1
Walk-through
We measure the space and check the subfloor.
- Step 2
Written estimate
Line-item scope with materials and labor.
- Step 3
Prep & install
Demo, prep, install and finishing details.
- Step 4
Final walk
Punch list, cleanup and care instructions.
FAQ
Common questions
Request an estimate
Tell us about the space and we'll follow up to schedule a walk-through.