Hardwood Floor Installation in Lynnwood WA - Floors Built to Last

Most people call us for one of a few reasons. The first is old carpet. Carpet in Lynnwood and Edmonds homes from decades back holds moisture, smells, and wears flat. Pulling it up often shows a plain subfloor that is ready for wood.

The second is a floor that has given up. Boards that cup, which means the edges curl up like a shallow dish, usually point to moisture. Gaps that open wide and soft spots that bounce under your foot tell us something is wrong below the surface. Sanding will not fix that. The damaged part has to come out.

The third is a remodel. You are opening up a kitchen, finishing a basement, or adding a room. New walls need a floor that flows through the house instead of stopping at every doorway.

Our wet climate matters here. Rain and mold-driven rot can creep into a subfloor, especially over a crawl space or near an entry door. Before any wood goes down, we check the base for dampness and rot. If a basement has a moisture problem, we tell you first. Laying a beautiful floor over a wet slab is a way to throw money away.

You might also be thinking about a house you are about to sell, or one you plan to stay in for twenty years. Both are fine reasons. Wood is a long-term floor. It can be refinished more than once, so it holds up while carpet and cheap planks wear out and get replaced.

Not sure which one you have? Call us. We can usually look at your project quickly and tell you straight what the floor needs.

We start with a free estimate. There is no trip fee. John or one of our crew walks the rooms, checks the subfloor, and measures. We ask how you use the space, because a busy family kitchen needs different wood than a quiet bedroom.

Next, we help you pick the wood. Solid hardwood is cut from one piece of timber. Engineered hardwood has a real wood top over layered wood below, and it handles moisture swings better. In a damp area, that can matter a lot. We explain the tradeoffs in plain words and let you choose.

Then you get an itemized quote in writing. It lists materials, labor, removal of the old floor, and any prep. Nothing is buried in the fine print.

On work day one, we protect your home and tear out the old flooring. We check the subfloor again with the covering gone. Low spots get leveled. Loose or rotted sections get repaired. A flat base is the secret to a floor that stays quiet.

The wood then sits in your home for a few days to adjust to the air. Wood swells and shrinks with humidity, so skipping this step leads to gaps later. We handle that part the right way.

Now we lay the floor. Boards are nailed, stapled, or glued depending on the type. We leave a small gap at the walls so the wood can move. Trim and baseboards go back on to hide it.

If the job needs a permit, such as moving walls or structural repair, we handle it in-house. Rules can differ between Snohomish and King County, and we work under both.

Finally, we sand and finish if the floor is unfinished, then walk the whole job with you. We clean up and haul away all debris.

We will not throw out a number before we see your home. Every floor is different, and a guess helps nobody. Here is what moves the price.

Square footage is the big one. More floor means more wood and more hours. The type of wood comes next. Species, width, and whether it is solid or engineered all change the cost. Prefinished boards come with the finish already on. Unfinished boards need sanding and coating on site, which adds labor.

The condition of what is underneath matters too. A flat, dry subfloor is quick. A rotted or uneven one needs repair first. Removing old carpet is simple. Pulling up glued tile or old wood takes longer.

Layout counts as well. Stairs, closets, and odd room shapes mean more cuts and more waste. Moving furniture and any permit work can add to the job.

Here is how we handle the money. The estimate is free, and so is the trip. You get an honest, itemized quote up front, so you can see where each part of the price goes. There are no hidden fees. If we open the floor and find a surprise, like hidden water damage, we stop, show you, and talk it through before anything changes.

We also explain where you can save. Sometimes a different wood or a simpler layout brings the total down without hurting the floor. Sometimes the cheaper path costs more later. We tell you which is which.

JE Remodeling Solutions is a family-owned business right here in Lynnwood. John Eric Fernandez learned the trade from his father and has more than 25 years of hands-on experience. He is not a salesman who hands your job off to strangers.

We are a licensed Washington State general contractor, and we are bonded and insured. That protects you if something goes wrong on the job. Ask any contractor to show you their paperwork. We are happy to show ours.

You get one point of contact. When you call or text, we reply fast, usually in about 30 minutes. Our hours are Monday to Saturday, 9 to 5.

We handle permits in-house, so you are not stuck at the county office. We work across Lynnwood, Bothell, Seattle, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Woodinville, Kirkland, and Everett.

If something is not right after we finish, we make it right. That is our workmanship guarantee. We also clean up thoroughly and dispose of debris properly, so you get your house back.