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Solid Hardwood Flooring, Installed by Craftsmen
True solid-wood floors in oak, maple, hickory, and walnut - sanded, stained, and finished on site for a one-of-a-kind Denton County home.
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Real wood, not a look-alike
Solid hardwood is a full 3/4" plank of actual wood, top to bottom - not a veneer, not a printed layer. It's the floor that gets handed down: sanded and refinished five to seven times over its life, which is part of why it still shows up in the century-old homes around the downtown Denton square, decades after the original installation.
Flooring and Stone of Denton sells and installs solid hardwood from Mohawk and Mannington in every species, grain, and finish those mills offer, and because Guadalupe Martinez spent 30 years as a master tile installer before co-founding this company, the standard for a flat, fully-prepped subfloor before a single board goes down is non-negotiable.

Where solid hardwood makes the most sense
Solid hardwood nails into a wood subfloor, which makes it the right call on older pier-and-beam homes near the square and on the upper levels of two-story homes throughout Denton County. It's a tougher fit over a concrete slab - for those homes, most of our clients end up on [engineered hardwood](/engineered-hardwood) instead, which handles slab movement and humidity swings without the same restrictions. [Book a free in-home estimate](/free-estimate) and we'll tell you honestly which construction fits your home.

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Learn moreSpecies, stain, and finish
Red and white oak are the most popular choice - durable, take stain evenly, and easy to match years down the road. Hickory is the hardest domestic species and holds up well with kids and dogs; maple gives a cleaner, quieter grain; walnut brings a darker, more formal tone into a dining room or study. Every stain is sampled on your actual wood species, in your own lighting, before we order material.
We also finish unstained solid hardwood to a custom color on-site, and can [repair or spot-replace](/floor-repair) existing solid hardwood instead of a full tear-out if the boards themselves are still in good shape.

Custom installation patterns
Beyond a standard straight-lay, we install random-width, diagonal, herringbone, chevron, basket weave, and custom medallion patterns, and we can carry the same pattern up a staircase - see [hardwood stairs](/hardwood-stairs) for what that looks like. Every solid hardwood project is nailed or glued to manufacturer spec, whether it's a single room or a full custom build.

Real & Solid Hardwood Flooring - frequently asked questions
Installed and cared for properly, 50 to 100+ years is normal, with 5-7 refinishings along the way. It's one of the only flooring types that routinely outlasts a mortgage.
Not directly - it needs to nail into wood. Over a slab we either build a plywood deck first or recommend engineered hardwood, which is built for exactly that situation.
Prefinished planks are sealed at the mill, which means a faster install with a slight bevel between boards. Site-finished is sanded and coated in your home for a perfectly flat, fully custom-color floor.
It moves more than engineered hardwood through our humid summers and dry winters, so we spec narrower widths and proper expansion gaps, and always let the material acclimate in your home before installing.
Yes, through Synchrony and Lendvious. Your estimator can walk you through it, or see the [financing](/financing) page.
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Three steps to floors installed to perfection
How it works with Flooring and Stone of Denton
Step 1
Schedule your shop-at-home consultation
We bring the showroom to you - real samples, honest advice, and a precise measure in your own light.
Step 2
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Clear quote, firm date. Our own North Texas crew handles prep, install, and cleanup - no subcontractor guesswork.
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We finish the job to perfection, walk it with you, and stand behind it - most Denton County clients tell the neighborhood about it.

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Our core values
Premium quality From tile and natural stone to hardwood, vinyl, carpet, and laminate, every install follows the standard our Master Tile Installer set thirty years ago: do it correctly, or don't do it.
No pressure sales We bring samples straight to your kitchen table, answer every question honestly, and give you the space to decide - no countdown timers, no closers, no games.
Service that cares We're a family business serving families in Denton County, and our owner personally checks in on projects - because a floor with our name on it still has to look right years from now.
Interior solutions Choosing between tile, stone, wood, and countertop finishes can be overwhelming. Our design team walks you through real samples in your own light, so the right choice feels obvious.

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