Detroit’s housing stock ranges from working-class wood-frame and brick homes to grander properties in neighborhoods like Boston-Edison, with the majority of the city’s residential buildings dating to the late 19th and early 20th century. That older housing stock often means original hardwood subfloors, plaster walls, and character worth preserving — which is why refinishing and careful replacement are both common requests we get from Detroit homeowners.

Neighborhoods across the city vary widely, from revitalized areas like Corktown and Southwest Detroit, where renovation activity has picked up considerably, to established single-family blocks throughout the city. Whatever the starting condition of your home, we assess the subfloor and existing flooring during your free estimate so you get a realistic plan and price.

Whether you’re renovating a single room or restoring flooring across an entire home, Detroit customers get the same free in-home estimate, licensed and insured installation, and next-day scheduling available for most single-room projects.