# Hardwood floor installation & refinishing in Cambridge

Ecowoods serves Cambridge. Book the measure.

Cambridge was formed in 1973 from Galt, Preston and Hespeler, three older towns on the Grand and Speed Rivers, and each core still has its own nineteenth-century main street and stone buildings. It is part of Waterloo Region, beside Kitchener, with post-war and newer subdivision housing between and around the old centres.

## Areas covered

Galt, Preston, Hespeler, Blair, West Galt, East Galt.

## Housing stock and what it means for the floor

The older houses in Galt, Preston and Hespeler carry original boards over plank subfloor, sometimes several species in one house where rooms were added over a century. The post-war and newer streets are plywood over joists with strip oak or builder engineered, and are refinishing and conversion work.

## The practical constraint here

Cambridge is reached from the Hamilton hub on the 403 corridor and is outside the daily-return radius, so a job is scheduled as a trip and confirmed in advance. River-valley lots in Galt run damper than the upland subdivisions, and basements there are measured before anything is laid below grade.

## Services delivered here

- **Hardwood Flooring Installation** ($11.00–$18.00 per sq ft) — https://ecowoods.ca/services/hardwood-installation
- **Hardwood Floor Refinishing** ($4.75–$7.50 per sq ft) — https://ecowoods.ca/services/floor-refinishing
- **Dust-Free Floor Sanding** — https://ecowoods.ca/services/dust-free-sanding
- **Hardwood Floor Restoration** ($4.75–$7.50 per sq ft) — https://ecowoods.ca/services/floor-restoration
- **Stair Refinishing** ($4.75–$7.50 per sq ft) — https://ecowoods.ca/services/stair-refinishing
- **Custom Inlays & Borders** — https://ecowoods.ca/services/custom-inlays


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