Reno Hardwood Flooring Installation

You've finally chosen the perfect hardwood floor for your home. Now it's time to have it installed professionally. After all, this is a long-term investment. Properly installed and maintained, your new hardwood flooring can last a life time.

Floorcraft L.L.C. has spent the past 25 years refining our hardwood floor installation techniques for the Reno community. We take every precaution to install your hardwood floor to your exact specifications. This includes expert preparation, meticulous installation, and timely finishing.

Our hardwood installation services include:

• Custom staining and finishing
• Flooring preparation
• Polyurethane protection
• Removal of old floors
• Sanding and sealing
• And more!

When you work with Floorcraft, you can rest assured that you're using the finest professionals in the industry. We have access to large inventory, with styles to fit your needs and budget. Our professional flooring technicians are experienced in the most efficient installation techniques. You can rest assured that your home is in good hands.

Time-Tested Installation Techniques

We are extremely proud of the knowledge and dedication that our hardwood flooring specialists use each day. They use a variety of installation techniques, each with their own stylistic and long-term purpose.

Nail Down Installation (also known as Staple Down installation)
As the name implies, each strip of flooring is nailed or stapled down to the subflooring. This application requires the subfloor to be plywood or gypcrete with sleepers system.

Glue Down Installation
Strips of wood (or engineered wood) are glued directly to the subflooring underneath. This application can be used over concrete subfloor (above grade), gypcrete subfloor (radiant heat flooring) or plywood subfloor. The glue used is high-grade and can last decades with proper care. Your new flooring can be walked on and moved into the following day.

Floating Installation
While some types of hardwood floors may require gluing, others can be locked together using a built-in locking system. If glue is required, it is used to connect each strip of hardwood to the next. The pre-finished hardwood essentially "floats" over a cushioned padding underneath. This technique can be used over most types of subflooring.

Install your dream floor, today.

Call Floorcraft today at (775) 829-1019 or contact us online to speak with a qualified flooring specialist. If you have a specific hardwood floor in mind, we can guide you to the best installation techniques and customization. We also invite you to explore the many flooring options available at our Reno showroom.