Linda Niro
Steven did an excellent job repairing, cleaning and sealing my wood floors. Others said it couldn’t be done, but Steven did it. The floors look like new.
Boca Raton Hardwood is a wood-flooring company based in Boca Raton that launched in 2012. It installs, refinishes and repairs wood floors for residential and commercial properties.
Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Lantana, Lighthouse Point, Margate, Oakland Park, Parkland, Pompano Beach, Unincorporated Palm Beach County and West Palm Beach.
Featured on ProsGrade. Boca Raton Hardwood Floors is one of 11 flooring contractors ProsGrade lists in Boca Raton, Florida.
8 services listed, including Wood floor installation, Laminate installation and Sanding and refinishing. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 5.0 from 44 reviews.
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Recent customers describe Steven reviving wood floors that others thought could not be saved or recommended replacing. Earlier feedback also praises careful refinishing and timely work. One customer singled out the woven-in match to an old 1956 floor; other customers said projects were completed on time or ahead of schedule.
Steven did an excellent job repairing, cleaning and sealing my wood floors. Others said it couldn’t be done, but Steven did it. The floors look like new.
Steve and his team were great! They moved all the furniture, refinished our wood floor and replaced everything with care and on time. They are pleasant and easy to work with and, the floor looks better than new! We highly recommend them!!
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Nail-down installation is over a plywood subfloor and requires a moisture-barrier underlayment; glue-down installation is over clean concrete.
It applies oil- or water-based polyurethane according to preference. The water-based finish does not yellow over time, while the oil-based option is more durable and resistant to scratches.
It vacuums and mops the floors, then lightly sands or buffs only the last finish layer. The hardwood is cleaned with water to remove dust and allowed to dry.