Hardwood Flooring for Farmington Hills' Established Homes

For Farmington Hills' 1970s–1990s executive homes, refinishing is usually the right answer — if the floors have enough thickness left. Original 2¼"–3¼" red oak floors from that era are typically thick enough to sand 1–2 more times. The key factors are: (1) Is the wood cupped or cracked beyond what sanding can fix? (2) Are there gaps or squeaks that need to be addressed? (3) Do you want to change the stain color? Ron Fox, who has 20+ years of installation experience, can advise on whether refinishing is viable for your specific floors. We carry the full professional refinishing supply line — Norton abrasives, DuraSeal stains, Bona and Fabulon finishes.

We carry solid prefinished hardwood from Sheoga, Mullican, and Appalachian in white oak, red oak, hickory, maple, and walnut. For Farmington Hills homeowners who want unfinished solid hardwood stained on-site, Sheoga is our primary source — they mill custom widths and species on request. Solid hardwood is appropriate for Farmington Hills main levels and bedrooms where moisture isn't a concern.

Farmington Hills whole-house renovations typically run wide-plank (5"–7") engineered white oak throughout the main level — wire-brushed or smooth, matte finish — with 100% waterproof SPC in the basement. Preverco, Urban Floor, and Kentwood are the most popular engineered hardwood brands for Farmington Hills renovations. For the basement, Axiscor is the dominant choice.

Yes — we sell a full professional refinishing supply line to homeowners and contractors. Norton abrasives (sandpaper, screens, discs), DuraSeal stains in 40+ colors, Bona and Fabulon finish systems, and Woodwise filler. Call (248) 853-2232 or visit our showroom.

About 20 minutes. From Farmington Hills, take I-696 east to I-75 north, or take Orchard Lake Road north to I-75 north. We're at 1799 Northfield Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48309. Open Mon–Fri 7am–4pm and Sat 9am–12pm.

For Farmington Hills basements, 100% waterproof SPC rigid core LVP is the right call. Axiscor Prime Plus and Anthem are our top recommendations — they float over concrete, handle moisture events, and look like real hardwood. We do not recommend solid hardwood or standard laminate below grade in Michigan.