Hardwood flooring in Boulder City, NV

A lot of the hardwood we're called out to see in Boulder City is original to homes built in the 1930s and 40s for Hoover Dam workers - and after eighty-plus years and at least one prior refinish, it's usually past the point where sanding it down again makes sense. We don't offer refinishing; instead we remove the tired original hardwood and install new engineered hardwood in a species and stain that keeps the classic look homeowners want in a historic house.

New engineered hardwood also solves problems old refinished boards can't - squeaks, uneven boards from decades of settling, and finishes that have worn through in high-traffic hallways all go away with a full replacement rather than another sanding pass.

New engineered hardwood installed typically runs $7-16 per square foot depending on species and plank width; older-home prep (leveling, moisture barriers) is quoted separately once we've seen the subfloor. Every quote is itemized so you know exactly what's prep and what's product.

Because we buy direct from the mills, a historic-home budget in Boulder City still lands genuine oak or hickory rather than a lesser substitute.

We steer most Boulder City historic-home projects toward warmer, classic tones - red or white oak, sometimes hickory for a bit more character - rather than the ultra-wide, ultra-pale planks that read more modern than mid-century. We'll bring both to your estimate so you can decide what actually suits your house.

If part of your home already has newer flooring from a previous partial remodel, we'll try to blend the new hardwood in so the transition doesn't look like two different projects.