WOOD FLOOR INSTALLATIONS

Expert Hardwood Installations by Heritage Floor Sanding in Union, ME, and Beyond

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Heritage Floor Sanding is your go-to source for beautiful, high-quality hardwood flooring installation services in Union, ME, and the surrounding areas. As a locally owned and operated business, we take pride in delivering exceptional craftsmanship and personalized service to every client we work with. With years of experience in the industry, our team of experts is dedicated to bringing your flooring vision to life. Request an estimate today or give us a call at (207) 691-4115.

Rely on the Wood Flooring Experts

With decades of experience in the industry, we have the knowledge and expertise to provide you with the highest quality service. Our competitive pricing ensures that you get the best value for your money, while our use of Bona flooring products guarantees a stunning, long-lasting finish. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and customer satisfaction, ensuring that every project we undertake is completed to the highest standard.

We Know Hardwood & Softwood Flooring

Solid Hardwood Flooring
- Made from a single piece of solid wood.
- Provides an authentic and traditional look to any space.
- Can be sanded and refinished multiple times, allowing for long-term use.
- Prone to expansion and contraction with changes in humidity, not recommended for areas with high moisture levels, like basements.
- Installed using nail or staple-down methods.
Engineered Hardwood Flooring
- Consists of multiple layers of wood veneer pressed together, with a top layer of real hardwood.
- Offers enhanced stability and resistance to moisture compared to solid hardwood.
- Suitable for various installation methods, including glue-down, staple-down, or floating installations.
- Can be installed on all levels of the home, including below-grade areas.
- Can typically be sanded and refinished, depending on the thickness of the top hardwood layer.
Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
- Hardwood planks that have been factory-finished with stain and protective coatings.
- Allows for faster and easier installation, as no sanding or finishing is required on-site.
- Offers consistent color and finish throughout the flooring.
- Reduces the inconvenience and odor associated with on-site finishing.
Unfinished Hardwood Flooring
- Raw hardwood planks that require on-site sanding, staining, and finishing after installation.
- Provides more customization options for the final appearance, as the color and finish can be tailored to the homeowner's preference.
- Usually, takes longer to install compared to prefinished hardwood due to the finishing process.

Pine Wood Flooring
- Pine is a widely used softwood known for its warm and rustic appeal.
- It comes in various grades, with knots and imperfections adding to its character.
- Pine is relatively affordable, making it a budget-friendly flooring option.
- It can be stained or finished to achieve different looks, from natural to aged.
Fir Wood Flooring
- Fir is a strong softwood with a light, creamy color and minimal grain pattern.
- It offers a clean and elegant appearance, suiting both traditional and contemporary settings.
- Fir is relatively easy to work with, making it a favorite for intricate design projects.
- It can be stained or clear-coated to enhance its natural beauty.
Spruce Wood Flooring
- Spruce is a pale softwood with a subtle grain pattern, lending a light and airy feel to interiors.
- It's prized for its uniform appearance and ability to take on different finishes.
- Spruce is a softer wood, so it's best suited for areas with lighter foot traffic.
- It's often chosen for its affordability and versatility.
Hemlock Wood Flooring
- Hemlock offers a light, even-toned appearance with minimal knots.
- Its smooth and straight grain makes it an excellent canvas for various finishes.
- Hemlock is known for its stability and relatively low shrinkage rates.
- It's often chosen for its understated elegance and versatility.

Wood Flooring Installation

Heritage Floor Sanding measures and gives free estimates on new installation. We remove and haul away your old flooring and carpeting, and then we prepare the area for new flooring. Once the floor is ready, we add a moisture barrier and install the new flooring over that.

We can install any type of hardwood or softwood flooring that you desire. You can choose between finished or unfinished flooring.