We install top-notch flooring in new construction homes as well as floor replacement in existing homes. We only use wood from reputable mills where wood is stored in an air and moisture controlled environment. Most floors we install and finish are either red or white oak, however we also work with many other species of wood including: Yellow Pine, Heart Pine, American Cherry, Brazilian Cherry and Maple.

If you like a little flare, we will install borders of geometric design of your choice.

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Recoating

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Recoating can energize new life back into old floors. This is typically a one-day process and is a less expensive alternative to completely resanding. The recoating process includes buffing the floor to remove light scratches and preparing the floor for fresh layers of polyurethane.

Finishing

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We have several options for finishing your floors, all of which we discuss and examine using color and stain swatches. You can also choose your floors sheen, from satin, semi gloss or high gloss. Oil based polyurethane is the most popular finishes used, but other finishes can be used at your request.

Sanding

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Sedaris Hardwood Floors makes finishing hardwood floors a pleasant experience. State of the art techniques keep dust confined in vacuum bags that sit outside the house, keeping the interior of your home clean and dust free. We sand each floor up to a high grit sandpaper while filling holes and cracks in between steps to ensure a smooth, level finish.

Gib Buie

Apr 19, 2016

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Paul was top notch in every way! Great advice patience flexible and reliable So glad he did my 1948 hardwoods - all the pet stains and blending of the old wood with the new were taken care of in such a skillful way.

Xander B.

Apr 10, 2015

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Very happy with hardwood floors by Sedaris. Paul is great to work with. His work is high quality, his prices are fair and reasonable and even helped me out by getting his guys in a day earlier than he said.

Mark Mosley

Mar 11, 2013

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Paul is a great guy and his people are very experienced. He blended the old wood from my dining room with the new wood from my kitchen remodel, and nobody can tell the difference between the old and new wood.

Chad Sprouse

Mar 02, 2012

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Did a TERRIBLE JOB on my parents hardwood floors and wouldn't admit to their mistake and it is very obvious in the middle of their kitchen with two different finishes and colors. When they tried to tell the workers they couldn't understand because none of them spoke english.