SEATTLE HARDWOOD FLOORING

Hardwood flooring services in Seattle.

Refinish worn floors, install new hardwood, repair damaged boards, or match an existing finish. Work directly with Ashton to assess your floors and plan the right work for your home.

Refinishing · Installation · Repairs · Color matching

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HOMEOWNER REVIEWS

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FIND THE RIGHT SERVICE

Start with what you’re seeing.

You do not need to diagnose the floor or know the exact square footage before getting in touch.

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Sanding & refinishing

For worn finish, widespread surface scratches, or a color change. Ashton checks the floor first to determine whether sanding is appropriate and whether any boards need repair.

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New hardwood installation

For remodels, additions, or rooms where another floor is being replaced. The plan covers material, subfloor conditions, layout, transitions, and how new flooring meets existing rooms.

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Repairs & patching

For damaged, stained, loose, or deeply gouged boards. Ashton assesses the cause, the surrounding floor, and the practical limits of blending replacement wood.

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Color & finish matching

For coordinating an addition or repair, or choosing a new tone during refinishing. Samples let you compare color and sheen in the light of your own rooms.

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Not sure what your floor needs? Tell us what you’re seeing.

OWNER DIRECT

One point of contact from the first floor conversation through the final walkthrough.

Work directly with Ashton.

Ashton began learning the family trade from his father in 2011 and now runs Ace of Hardwoods. He discusses the condition of your floor, the work that makes sense, and the choices that affect the result.

Direct contact continues through samples, preparation and access, scheduling, and the walkthrough when the work is complete. You can ask questions in plain language and understand the scope before committing.

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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A clear path from question to finished floor.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the floor.

    Share your Seattle location, what you are seeing, and what you would like to change.

  2. 02

    Review the scope and options.

    Ashton assesses the condition, discusses materials or finish choices, and prepares a quote for the agreed work.

  3. 03

    Plan, complete, and walk through.

    Agree on preparation and scheduling. After the work, review the floor and the care instructions for the materials and finish used.

PLANNING YOUR PROJECT

Questions Seattle homeowners ask.

Specific answers follow an inspection of your floor, rooms, and access.

01Can my existing floor be refinished, or does it need repair or replacement?

That depends on the wood, its remaining thickness, and the depth of the damage. Ashton inspects worn and damaged areas before recommending sanding, localized repairs, or replacement.

02Can you extend hardwood into another room and match it?

Often, the first step is comparing the existing species, board width, grade, color, and sheen with available material. Natural aging and discontinued products can create visible differences, so Ashton discusses the likely match before you approve the work.

03What affects the quote?

The floor area and condition, repairs, material choice, subfloor preparation, layout, stain and finish, stairs or transitions, and access to the work area can all affect the scope. An assessment turns those details into a specific quote.

04Who handles furniture and room preparation?

Clear access is needed before work starts. During the estimate, Ashton reviews what must leave the rooms, what needs protection, and who will handle each preparation task so it is included in the plan.

05Can we stay in the home, and when can we use the floor again?

It depends on the rooms involved, access, noise, and the finish system selected. Ashton explains the work schedule separately from the instructions for foot traffic, furniture, and rugs as the finish cures.

06How do dust containment and cleanup work?

For sanding work, Ace uses dust-containment equipment and protects adjacent surfaces as planned for the job. Some dust is still possible. Ashton reviews access, containment, and cleanup expectations before work begins.

START THE CONVERSATION

Tell us about your Seattle floor.

Share your location and what you’d like to change. Ashton will contact you to discuss the floor and arrange an estimate.

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