Replace worn floors or refinish the hardwood you already have. 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.
No exact measurements needed to start. The estimate request needs only your name, phone and city. Prefer texting? Send your city and photos of your floors to (678) 571-7028.
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.
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.
Engineered wood and luxury vinyl plank
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.
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.
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.
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