Connected rooms, straight boards
A continuous board direction can bring adjoining rooms together. Review existing board widths, doorway transitions and stair finishes before deciding how new flooring will meet old.
Plan connected-room flooring →Bento’s Group · North Atlanta
Hardwood installation & refinishing in North Atlanta
Replace worn floors or explore sanding and refinishing for the hardwood you already have. Based in Alpharetta, we help North Atlanta homeowners plan removal, preparation, installation and finishing in one written scope. Start with your city and the rooms you want to update.
Read our Google customer reviews before you request an estimate. Start with your city and photos; choose phone, text or email for follow-up.
No exact measurements needed to start. Start with your name and city, then choose phone, text or email for follow-up. Prefer texting? Send your city and photos of your floors to (678) 571-7028.
Prefer a scheduled conversation? Book a 15-minute project call. We will call the number you provide; measurements and installation dates are arranged separately.
Real hardwood work, from room to room
The photo above shows hardwood across a kitchen and adjoining living area, including the transitions between spaces. This is an original Bento’s Group project photo taken during construction; protective coverings and unfinished details remain visible.
Planning a similar update? Tell us which rooms connect, whether you are keeping existing hardwood, and whether new flooring needs to meet the existing boards. We review removal, preparation, installation and finishing as a single project scope.
From installation to finished floor
See the original photos of this checkerboard tile entry. The layout, preparation and finishing details are part of the work we discuss when planning your floors.
What would you like to change in your home? Start with your city and the rooms involved. Photos and measurements can follow.
Floor design ideas for your North Atlanta home
Compare the direction, pattern and contrast you want before choosing a material. Bring photos of your rooms and a favorite example so we can discuss the layout, transitions and preparation together.
A checkerboard entry
Contrasting tile creates a focal point at the entrance. Tile size, diagonal or square orientation, border cuts and grout color all shape the finished layout.
Discuss a patterned tile floor →Could a herringbone pattern work in my room?
A herringbone layout creates a repeating angled pattern. Room proportions, the product dimensions, the starting line and perimeter cuts need review before ordering. Patterned installation can require additional cuts, material and labor; confirm these in the written estimate.
What would you like to change?
Choose the closest match to start your estimate. No exact measurements or material selection needed.
Refinish hardwood
Explore options for worn finish, scratches or a different stain color.
Start a refinishing request →Replace existing flooring
Plan removal, preparation and new flooring for one room or more.
Start a replacement request →Update stairs & railings
Discuss treads, landings and railings as part of your flooring project.
Start a stair request →Help me choose
Tell us about your current floor and what you want to improve.
Ask about my options →A clear next step for your floors
- Tell us what you want to change. Share the rooms, city and existing floor. Photos and approximate sizes can follow.
- Review the preparation and options. Discuss removal, the subfloor, materials and whether refinishing or replacement fits your project.
- Review a written estimate. Confirm the included work, exclusions and next steps before agreeing to the project.
See flooring examples in our project gallery, or start your flooring estimate request.
Hardwood installation, refinishing and tile flooring
Hardwood installation
For new solid hardwood, the estimate should account for the subfloor, board direction, transitions to adjoining rooms and the finishing scope. If new wood will meet existing hardwood, discuss board width, wood species and the existing finish before materials are ordered.
Hardwood sanding and refinishing
Keeping an existing wood floor may be an option when its condition and remaining wear layer allow it. We review the floor before deciding whether sanding and refinishing or replacement is the appropriate scope. Share photos of worn areas and tell us about any previous refinishing.
Explore hardwood refinishing: options, preparation and estimate →
Engineered hardwood installation
The product and existing floor determine the installation approach. Include the manufacturer and product name if selected, and tell us whether the rooms are above a wood subfloor, concrete or existing flooring. Preparation and moisture conditions need review before the installation method is agreed.
Tile floors and stairs
Tile projects need a review of the supporting surface, layout and transitions. For stairs, include the number of treads and landings and whether you want refinishing or new treads. Stair work is scoped separately from room square footage.
Commercial flooring: epoxy, terrazzo and vinyl
For commercial projects, send the project city, plans or floor area, intended use and the finish being specified. Our team can coordinate epoxy, terrazzo and commercial vinyl installation according to the project requirements.
Tell us about the existing slab or subfloor, demolition, access restrictions and whether the space must remain operational. Surface preparation, moisture conditions, product selection and work sequencing need review before pricing or scheduling.
Should you refinish hardwood or replace your flooring?
If you like your existing wood floor but its finish is worn, start by asking whether refinishing is possible. Solid hardwood and some engineered floors can be candidates, depending on the remaining wood above the tongue or wear-layer thickness, past sanding and current condition. A site review is needed before choosing the scope.
Can sanding remove dark stains or water damage?
Some marks affect only the finish; others extend into the wood. Sanding cannot be promised to remove deep stains, and damaged boards may need repair or replacement. Tell us about leaks, pet damage or movement and send close-up photos. Moisture sources need to be addressed before the floor is repaired.
What affects the cost of hardwood refinishing or installation?
For refinishing, the rooms, existing finish, repairs, stairs, furniture and access affect the scope. For a new floor, removal, subfloor preparation, the selected product, transitions and molding also matter. Your written estimate should identify the work and exclusions; a square-foot rate alone does not describe the entire project.
Should I buy flooring before requesting an estimate?
You can request an estimate before buying. If a product is already selected, share its name and installation instructions so we can review the installation method, quantities and preparation. Let us confirm the scope before committing to a purchase for an unmeasured project.
What your estimate should cover
Square footage is a starting point. We also review removal, subfloor condition, moisture considerations, installation method, transitions, shoe molding, stairs, furniture moving and disposal. Included work and exclusions are defined in your written estimate.
Preparing for a flooring estimate
Send your city or ZIP code, approximate room sizes, the existing floor type, your preferred material and the timing you have in mind. Photos of doorways, stairs and transitions help us understand the project during follow-up.
Tell us whether the home will be occupied during the work and whether removal, furniture moving or disposal should be included. Project duration and access arrangements are discussed after the scope is reviewed; a request does not reserve an installation date.
Materials and showroom visits
Already selected flooring? Share the product details during follow-up. If you need help exploring materials, request a visit to supplier DDCC FLOOR INC in Duluth. Our team must confirm availability and the appointment before you visit.
Questions before you start
Do I need exact measurements?
An approximate area and the rooms involved are enough to start. Final quantities and installation conditions need review before a final scope is agreed.
Can you coordinate flooring with other work?
Yes. Tell us about planned painting, cabinetry or remodeling so we can discuss the work sequence and protection of finished surfaces.
Discuss your project
Serving Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Roswell and Cumming. Include your city or ZIP code so we can confirm project coverage.
Send your request, then our team will contact you to discuss scope and next steps. Measurements or a consultation can be arranged when appropriate.
Request a supplier-showroom appointmentHow to care for your new floors
The right cleaner depends on the finish. Read our wood-floor care guide for Odie's Oil and Rubio Monocoat cleaning directions and manufacturer product links.