Woodlands Hardwood Flooring installs, refinishes, and repairs solid and engineered hardwood floors in The Woodlands, TX. Most hardwood projects here run $5 to $16 per square foot, every quote is written and itemized, and your planks sit in your home for 3–5 days to acclimate before a single board goes down. We work with domestic and exotic species, from white oak to hickory and walnut.

Local hardwood specialists who put every detail in writing.
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We know how The Woodlands' master-planned villages, tree-lined lots and mix of home styles shape flooring choices, from modern builds in Creekside Park to wooded properties in Panther Creek.
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We only do hardwood. Solid and engineered floors chosen for your subfloor and our Gulf Coast humidity, so you aren't sold a floor that fights your slab.
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Costs, timelines and maintenance expectations are on the table before any work begins, with materials, labor, removal and subfloor prep each itemized in writing.

Three-quarter-inch solid planks in oak, maple, hickory, walnut and cherry for living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms above grade. Solid wood can be sanded and refinished many times, which makes it a true long-haul floor.

A real wood veneer over a plywood or HDF core. It's the practical pick for the slab foundations under most Woodlands homes, with 2–6mm wear layers and planks up to 7.5 inches wide.

Multiple sanding passes with progressively finer grits, an optional new stain, and a polyurethane topcoat. It costs less than replacement and can add years of life to floors that are structurally sound.

Pet scratches, furniture dents, loose boards and squeaks. We re-secure boards to the subfloor instead of covering the problem.

Warping, cupping and discoloration from Houston-area humidity, heavy rain or a plumbing leak. We remove the damaged boards, check the subfloor for trapped moisture, then patch in matching species and stain.

Treads and risers matched to your floors. Each step gets measured on its own, because no two are ever quite the same.


Three-quarter-inch planks milled from a single piece of wood. It can be sanded and refinished many times and suits homes with a crawl space or wood subfloor.

A real wood top layer over a plywood or HDF core. Its layered build handles Gulf Coast humidity better and suits the slab foundations under most Woodlands homes.

Factory-finished planks mean less dust, no fumes and floors you can walk on right away, with a slight bevel at the seams.

Unfinished planks sanded and finished in your home. You get full custom stain control and a flat, seamless surface from wall to wall.
Our customers' most popular choice. Red and white oak are durable, take stain well and look right in almost any room. In our opinion, wide-plank white oak is the quickest way to make a Woodlands living room look finished.
Hard and smooth with a subtle grain. Maple looks best in lighter, natural tones and suits modern builds.
One of the hardest domestic woods on the Janka scale, with dramatic color variation. It's a strong pick for homes with dogs, kids and heavy traffic, and as a domestic species it usually costs less than imported exotics.

Example transformations showing the kind of work we do.
Refinishing
Water Damage Repair
Stair Refinishing
At the typical $5–$16 per square foot, 1,000 square feet comes to roughly $5,000–$16,000 for materials and labor. Oak and hickory sit toward the lower end and exotics toward the top. Solid vs. engineered, site-finished vs. prefinished, and any subfloor repairs move the number too. We'll give you an itemized written quote after measuring.
From us. We supply and install solid and engineered hardwood as one package, and we bring samples to your home so you can compare species, grades and stains in your own light.
Engineered hardwood usually costs less than solid while still giving you a real wood surface. Domestic species like red and white oak, and hickory, beat imported exotics on price, and prefinished planks cut on-site labor.
For most homes, engineered. Its layered core resists the expansion and contraction that humidity swings cause, and it suits slab foundations. Solid hardwood can still work well with careful acclimation and central air that keeps indoor humidity stable year-round.
Wide-plank white oak, hand-scraped hickory and walnut, often site-finished so the stain is custom and the surface runs smooth from wall to wall. Herringbone and chevron patterns are popular too.
Usually, if the boards are structurally sound. Scratches, dull spots and sun fading are refinishing jobs. Widespread water damage or loose, moving boards may need repair or replacement first, and we'll tell you honestly which one you're looking at.