Hardwood Floor Installation
Custom hardwood floor installation for homes throughout Northern Delaware.
Bona Certified Craftsman · One project at a time
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Custom hardwood floor installation for homes throughout Northern Delaware.
Bona Certified Craftsman · One project at a time
Certified Master Craftsmanship
At Delaware Valley Hardwoods, hardwood floor installation is skilled craft work, not a high-volume service. We focus on building floors that last, a commitment you’ll see in our work in homes across the Wilmington area.
Installation Services
A floor's performance over time depends entirely on subfloor preparation, moisture control, layout planning, and fastening methods.
Traditional solid hardwood flooring installed using proper techniques and industry standards.
Wide plank installations that showcase natural wood grain and character.
Herringbone, chevron, and custom borders for unique and decorative floor designs.
Hardwood stair installation fully coordinated with your new or existing flooring.
Our goal is always the same: to build a beautiful floor that will last for decades.
Our Recommended Approach
We recommend site finishing because it creates smoother surfaces, tighter seams, and a higher quality finish. This method allows for a completely custom look and feel.
Site finished floors have a uniform surface with no bevels or gaps between boards, creating a smooth and elegant look.
Choose from unlimited stain colors and sheen levels to match your vision perfectly. We can create a floor that is truly your own.
Professional-grade finishes applied on-site often outperform factory-applied alternatives in durability and longevity.
Site finished floors are easier to maintain and can be renewed with our dustless refinishing process, extending the life of your investment.
Investment Guide
The cost of a hardwood floor installation is unique to each project. No standard price can apply to every home.
Includes materials, professional installation, and site finishing.
Wider planks and premium species increase material costs.
Material type affects both the price and the installation method required.
Additional work is often needed for uneven or damaged subfloors.
Site finishing adds steps but delivers superior, longer-lasting results.
Custom patterns, borders, stairs, and other details require more time.
When comparing flooring costs, remember that installation quality is the single most important factor in long-term value. A floor installed correctly will perform beautifully for decades. Cutting corners on installation to save money upfront often leads to problems that cost far more to fix down the road.
Expert guidance for homeowners in Northern Delaware and nearby PA.
If you are planning a hardwood floor installation and want professional guidance from start to finish, reach out to discuss your project. We’ll help you understand the process and define the next steps.
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