Premium Hardwood Floors for Wellesley
Hardwood Floor Refinishing in Wellesley, MA
Tired floors or a fresh Wellesley build — we treat every project the same way: meticulous prep, premium finishes, and a spotless dustless process from start to finish.
Wellesley's Source for Flawless Hardwood Floors.
Wellesley's prewar colonials and Tudor revivals were built with serious flooring — quarter-sawn oak, herringbone, inlaid borders — and that level of detail is exactly what we love to restore.
Being only 28 minutes from Wellesley means we show up when we say we will. Whether you're in Wellesley Square, Wellesley Hills, or anywhere between, we deliver dustless refinishing, precision installation, and seamless repairs on solid and engineered hardwood.
Wellesley's stately prewar colonials and Tudor revivals often feature quarter-sawn oak, herringbone, and decorative borders. Estate-scale refinishing and historic detail matching are routine here.
Request a free Wellesley estimate or call (617) 331-9569.
Frequently asked questions
Can you restore herringbone and inlaid-border floors in Wellesley?
Yes. Patterned floors — herringbone, parquet, and inlaid borders — are a specialty. We sand on the diagonal and by hand where needed so the pattern stays crisp and even.
Do we need to move out during a Wellesley refinishing project?
Usually not. Most Wellesley families stay home by working room-by-room or floor-by-floor. We'll plan the sequence with you so there's always a clear path and a place to live while we work.
How do I care for my refinished floors in Wellesley?
Keep grit off with a soft broom or vacuum, wipe spills promptly, and use a hardwood-safe cleaner — never water-and-vinegar or steam. We leave every Wellesley client simple care instructions for the finish we applied.
How much does hardwood floor refinishing cost in Wellesley, MA?
Most Wellesley refinishing projects fall between $3 and $6 per square foot, depending on floor condition, stain choice, and finish type. We provide free, written, in-home estimates for every Wellesley project.