Seattle Floor Service

read moreOur Services Seattle Floor Service specializes in DUSTLESS hardwood floor refinishing but also offers a full range of services to accommodate your hardwood flooring needs. Finishes Seattle Floor Service offers four main types of floor finish for your wood floor, Polyurethane, Swedish, Waterborne, e-Floor and Osmo Polyx - Oil. Request an Estimate Fill out our estimate form so you can come visit our showroom! Service Guarantee Seattle Floor Service is a licensed and bonded company and workmanship is guaranteed for one year.

read moreHardwood flooring has a natural beauty that will give any room a very warm feeling. When building a new home, adding an addition or just taking up old carpeting that doesn't have a hardwood floor beneath, you should look at the wide variety of wood flooring available. Unlike carpet, 3/4″ thick wood flooring can take wear and tear and last well over 100 years with minimum maintenance (see our maintenance FAQs). When the surface finish wears, or gets scratched over time, you can recoat or sand and refinish the floors to make them new again.

read moreThis is the granddaddy of all hardwood flooring informational brochures. Handed out on all estimates, this brochure must be read and understood before we can schedule your job. This document includes information on flooring options, preparation, sub-floor, and what to expect.

read moreOur craftsmen are repairing and refinishing wide-plank Maple in this incredible Seattle view home.

read moreSeattle Floor Service will need to have an estimator look at your floor before we can give you a firm price for installing or refinishing. However, it would facilitate the process if over the phone you can provide the approximate size and scope of the job. In the greater Seattle area, hardwood floors in pre-1950 houses were often top-nailed; that is, regular rows of spots are visible where nails have been set and filled. Tongue-and-groove floors lack these characteristic rows of spots. Many homes in the Seattle area have fir flooring in some or the entire home.