Hardwood Flooring in Greater Boston
HEPA dust-controlled sanding, premium low-emission finishes, and moisture-tested installation.
Hardwood flooring services.
Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Refresh your floors with careful sanding, needed repairs, and a color and finish you choose.
- HEPA dust-controlled sanding
- Color sampled on your floor
- Professional finish systems
Hardwood Floor Installation
Add solid or engineered hardwood, with careful preparation and smooth connections to adjoining floors.
- Subfloor conditions checked
- Moisture & acclimation evaluated
- Transitions & connections planned
Hardwood Floor Repairs
Repair damaged or missing boards while keeping the surrounding floors wherever possible.
- Damage & surrounding floor assessed
- Subfloor checked when exposed
- Replacement wood matched when possible
Who we serve.
Residential
Floors for the home you live in, with care for your rooms, belongings, and everyday routine.
- Homeowners
- Single-Family Homes
- Condos & Townhomes
- Renovations & Remodels
Rental & Investment Properties
Help getting floors ready for new tenants, refreshing a rental, or improving a property you own.
- Property Owners
- Landlords & Investors
- Rental Units
- Multi-Family Properties
Commercial Properties
Flooring for select workplaces and community spaces, with attention to daily use, appearance, and scheduling.
- Offices & Workspaces
- Salons & Studios
- Churches & Worship Spaces
- Retail & Commercial Buildings
Selected Accolade flooring projects
Examples from our portfolio. Each project is labeled with its actual location.
White oak and maple refinishing
We refinished both types of flooring, keeping the grain and character that make each one different.
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Carpet to red oak hardwood
We replaced the carpet with red oak, then custom stained and finished the new floors to work with the existing rooms.
View Wellesley project →
Five-inch white oak refinishing
Existing white oak retained and refinished with a custom Bona Antique Brown and Cocoa blend and CeramicStar Semi-Gloss.
View Charlestown project →Flooring work in occupied buildings
For projects across Greater Boston, the floor is only part of the planning. Let us know about parking, stairs, elevators, building work hours, and any approval requirements when you request an estimate. Those details help us plan equipment access and the sequence of work.
In a condo, rental, or connected living space, the right scope may involve one room or several adjoining areas. We explain where the work can stop, how new boards will meet the existing floor, and when rooms can return to use.
Planning and scheduling your project
Tell us about your project
Tell us what you’d like to change about your floors and ask us anything you’re unsure about.
We visit your home
We’ll visit your home, look at your floors, and talk through the options with you.
Everything in writing
You’ll receive a written estimate explaining the work, materials, and pricing we discussed.
Approve and schedule
Once you approve the plan, we’ll confirm your start date and walk you through the expected schedule.
What homeowners are saying
“I'd highly recommend John to install or refinish hardwood floors. He installed new flooring in several bedrooms and refinished the hallway to match and I am very happy with the finished product and he was great to work with throughout the process.”
Emma W
Greater Boston flooring questions
Can you work in a condo or multi-family property?
Yes. Share the building rules, approved work hours, access arrangements, and any insurance documentation requirements before scheduling.
What should I tell you about access?
Include your floor level, stairs or elevator access, parking options, and any restrictions on deliveries or equipment. We can discuss the practical arrangements before the visit.
Will a repaired area match the rest of the floor?
We assess the species, board dimensions, existing color, and finish. A close match may require work beyond the damaged boards; we explain those limits before you approve the scope.
Can a tenant remain in the property during the work?
That depends on which rooms are affected and the products and work involved. We discuss access, room closures, and return-to-use requirements with the owner before scheduling.
Tell us about your floors.
Send your town and address, the rooms involved, and a few details about what you’d like to change. Photos are helpful but not required.
Call or text (508) 656-0715