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Hardwood Flooring in Plano, TX: Refinishing and Installation

Hardwood flooring for Plano homes, from refinishing tired floors to installing new ones. We're a family business based in Irving, and we drive up to Plano for the jobs, with a free in-home estimate first.

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Refinishing

Hardwood floor refinishing in Plano

Many Plano houses went up during the city's big growth years, from the 1970s through the 1990s. Plenty of those homes now have hardwood that's worn gray in the traffic lanes, or an amber finish and a stain color from another era.

Sanding back to bare wood lets you keep the floor and change the look. Here's how our hardwood floor refinishing in Plano works.

Oak floor sanded back to bare wood during refinishing
Dark hand-scraped hardwood floor installed through an open kitchen

Installation

Hardwood installation in Plano

Replacing builder carpet or dated tile with hardwood is one of the most common updates in Plano homes. On a slab foundation, that usually means engineered hardwood, glued down or floating, after the slab passes a moisture test.

Learn about our hardwood installation in Plano, from subfloor prep to the last piece of trim.

Straight answers

Plano hardwood flooring costs

What you'll pay for hardwood in Plano depends on the square footage, the condition of what's there now, and whether you're refinishing or installing new. Doubling the area from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet roughly doubles the material, but labor per foot often drops on bigger, open jobs. We price each Plano job after seeing it, and the estimate doesn't cost anything.

Plano homeowners ask

Plano questions

Do you really come to Plano from Irving?

Yes. Plano is one of the eight cities we serve. We schedule Plano jobs like any other, starting with a visit to see your floors.

How much should I expect to pay for hardwood floors in Plano?

It depends on whether you're refinishing or installing, how many square feet, and the wood and finish. Refinishing an existing floor costs much less than new installation. We'll put the full price in writing after we've seen the rooms.

Plano floors, done by a family business

Bernard Hardwood Floors has refinished and installed hardwood around Dallas–Fort Worth since 1999. Tell us about your Plano floors.

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