Refinishing, LVP, and hardwood installation for Dunwoody homes where original oak floors, subfloor condition, condo rules, stairs, and transitions need to be checked before work begins.
Yes. DeKalb Flooring Pros refinishes original oak, installs LVP, and installs new hardwood across Dunwoody, from Georgetown and Dunwoody North ranches to Perimeter Center condos and Dunwoody Club Forest homes. We measure in person, check sandable depth, review subfloor conditions, and provide a written estimate before work begins.
Many Dunwoody flooring projects start in 1970s and 1980s ranches, split-levels, and colonials across Georgetown, Dunwoody Club Forest, Winters Chapel, and Dunwoody North. In those homes, original oak may still be hiding under carpet, but the floor needs to be checked for sandable depth before refinishing is quoted. Around Perimeter Center, condos and infill townhomes can bring a different set of details: slab prep, acoustic underlayment requirements, HOA rules, and transitions to existing floors. That is why the estimate starts with an in-home review instead of a square-foot price alone.
Reveal-and-refinish work on original oak in Georgetown, Winters Chapel, and Dunwoody North homes where carpet may be covering sandable boards.
View guideSite-finished or engineered hardwood for Dunwoody Club Forest renovations, Perimeter Center infill, or homes where existing boards no longer have enough sanding life.
View guideWide-plank LVP for Perimeter Center condos and infill townhomes where acoustic underlayment, slab prep, and product approval may matter.
View guideBoard replacement, pet-stain review, and water-damage repair before refinishing or recoating existing Dunwoody hardwood.
View guideWe measure the space, look at existing flooring, and discuss whether refinishing, LVP, new hardwood, or repair fits the room.
We check board condition, sandable depth, slab or plywood conditions, stairs, transitions, and moisture concerns before the scope is finalized.
The approved scope is completed, whether that means sanding and finish coats, LVP installation, hardwood installation, or board repair.
We review the finished floor, transitions, visible details, cure guidance if refinishing was done, and care instructions.
Every project starts with an in-home measurement. We check sandable depth on existing boards, subfloor flatness, condo and HOA acoustic specs, stair transitions, and species or finish choice, then provide a written estimate before work begins.
Call (770) 343-3714 · Mon–Sat, 8 AM–6 PM · In-home estimates across Dunwoody.
Many Dunwoody flooring projects start in 1970s and 1980s ranches, split-levels, and colonials across Georgetown, Dunwoody Club Forest, Winters Chapel, and Dunwoody North. In those homes, original oak may still be hiding under carpet, but the floor needs to be checked for sandable depth before refinishing is quoted. Around Perimeter Center, condos and infill townhomes can bring a different set of details: slab prep, acoustic underlayment requirements, HOA rules, and transitions to existing floors. That is why the estimate starts with an in-home review instead of a square-foot price alone.
We measure the space, look at existing flooring, and discuss whether refinishing, LVP, new hardwood, or repair fits the room.
We check board condition, sandable depth, slab or plywood conditions, stairs, transitions, and moisture concerns before the scope is finalized.
The approved scope is completed, whether that means sanding and finish coats, LVP installation, hardwood installation, or board repair.
We review the finished floor, transitions, visible details, cure guidance if refinishing was done, and care instructions.
Every project starts with an in-home measurement. We check sandable depth on existing boards, subfloor flatness, condo and HOA acoustic specs, stair transitions, and species or finish choice, then provide a written estimate before work begins.
Mon–Sat, 8 AM–6 PM · In-home estimates.
Call (770) 343-3714