hardwood floor refinishing and installation services in Rochester

Period-appropriate refinishing for Rochester's 1920s–1940s housing stock. Pittsford, Park Ave, and East Avenue homes typically have 3/4" tongue-and-groove oak with 2–3 refinish cycles remaining.

$3–7 per sq ft

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Restoration of 1950s–1970s parquet common in Greece, Irondequoit, and Henrietta ranches. Parquet sands differently than plank — grain direction changes every 6 inches, so a cross-grain technique and finer grits are the standard approach.

$4–8 per sq ft

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Engineered hardwood install for basements, slab-on-grade rooms, and homes where the subfloor humidity range is too wide for solid hardwood. The right fit for most Brighton 1950s slab-on-grade ranches.

$7–15 per sq ft installed

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Solid 3/4" hardwood install on plywood subfloors in above-grade rooms — the right choice when you want the wood to be refinishable for the next 60–80 years.

$9–18 per sq ft installed

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Rochester-specific service: January–March ice dams drive water through eaves into second-floor hardwood and subfloor. Specialists dry the area, replace damaged subfloor sections, and refinish or weave-in the flooring above.

Quoted after inspection — typically $4–12 per sq ft of affected area

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Stairs are priced and scheduled separately from floors — treads take more hand-sanding, more finish coats at the nosing, and an alternating-tread schedule so you can keep using the staircase during the job.

$35–65 per tread (refinish); $75–150 per tread (replacement)

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Squeaks, soft spots, and out-of-level subfloor cause more flooring failures than the flooring material itself. Subfloor specialists diagnose and correct the subfloor — sistering joists, replacing damaged sheathing, and leveling — before any new floor goes down or an existing floor gets refinished over it.

$3–8 per sq ft repaired area, plus $150–300 per sistered joist

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Partial-room repairs, room additions, and floors refinished at different times all create the same problem: new wood or new finish that doesn't match the surrounding original. Custom stain blending on site is the fix until the transition disappears.

$150–400 flat assessment and blend fee, plus material and labor for the affected area

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Dishwasher supply lines, water heaters, washing machine hoses, and sump pump failures cause hardwood and subfloor water damage year-round — not just during ice-dam season. Fast response and the correct drying sequence determine whether a leak costs a few hundred dollars or a full room replacement.

Quoted after inspection — typically $5–15 per sq ft of affected area

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A light-abrasion, new-topcoat service that extends the life of a healthy finish without sanding to bare wood — faster, cheaper, and less disruptive than a full refinish, and often the only option for engineered floors with a thin wear layer.

$1.50–3 per sq ft

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Premium dustless package adds room-by-room plastic containment, negative-air HEPA scrubbers, and HVAC-return sealing on top of standard dust-contained sanding. For allergy households, pets, or live-in owners.

$1–2 per sq ft premium over standard refinish

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