Arturo’s Hardwood Flooring, hardwood floor installation, sanding and refinishing in Columbia, South Carolina

Arturo’s Hardwood Flooring

Hardwood floors installed, sanded and refinished in Columbia, South Carolina.

Before and after

The same floors around Columbia, worn when we started and finished when we left.

Before
A bedroom hardwood floor worn and dull before refinishing
After
The same bedroom floor after refinishing, deep and even
Before
A tired oak bedroom floor with the old finish worn through
After
The same oak bedroom floor after sanding and a fresh finish
Before
A living room floor part way through, the old finish coming off
After
The same living room finished, one even floor throughout
A new floor going in, board by board.

Hardwood floors, start to finish

Four kinds of work, and all of it on wood floors. Nothing else.

Installation

New hardwood, laid board by board. We prepare the subfloor, set the boards, and finish the transitions where the floor meets the rest of the house.

What this involves

Sand & Refinish

Sanding an old floor back to bare wood and building a new finish on it. The scratches and worn traffic paths come off with the old finish.

What this involves

Recoating & Maintenance

A fresh coat over a floor whose finish is worn but whose wood is still sound. Lighter work than a full sand, and it keeps a floor from needing one.

What this involves

Repairs

Cracked, cupped, stained or water damaged boards come out, replacements go in, and the repair is blended into the floor around it.

What this involves

One family, one trade, since 2006

Our father started this business in 2006, and hardwood has been the family trade ever since. More than 20 years of it, all of it in flooring.

More about the family

Photo of the family or the crew at work

Questions we get asked

Can my floors be sanded and refinished instead of replaced?

Usually, if the boards are solid and thick enough to take a sanding. Sanding removes the old finish and a thin layer of wood with it, so a floor can only take it so many times. We look at the floor first and tell you which way makes sense.

What is the difference between a recoat and a full refinish?

A recoat puts a new coat of finish over the existing one, so the wood is never taken back to bare. A full refinish sands the floor to bare wood and builds the finish up again. A recoat suits a floor whose finish is worn but not damaged.

Can you fix just one damaged area?

Yes. Repairs are part of what we do. The damaged boards come out, replacements go in, and the repair gets blended into the finish around it.

Where do you work?

Columbia, South Carolina. If you are not sure whether your house falls inside the area we cover, call and ask.

How do I get a quote?

Call us, or send the form at the bottom of the home page with the rooms involved and what the floor looks like now. We will come back to you about it.

Tell us about your floors

Say which rooms are involved and what the floor looks like now. If you can, mention whether it is new hardwood going in or an existing floor being worked on.

Where we work Columbia, South Carolina

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