# Hardwood floor installation & refinishing in Lorne Park

Lorne Park is established large-lot residential between Clarkson and Port Credit, with mature mid-century houses, extensive custom rebuilding on the same streets, and heavy tree cover throughout. Full-house installation and careful matching work are both common.

## Areas covered

Lorne Park, Clarkson, Sheridan Homelands, Whiteoaks.

## Housing stock and what it means for the floor

Mid-century houses retain original oak over plywood in good condition where it has been carpeted, and in thinner condition where it has not. Custom rebuilds on adjoining lots are new construction where width, grade, finish system and radiant compatibility are the decisions, and where the floor is often expected to run continuously across the whole ground level.

## The practical constraint here

Deep tree cover keeps these houses cooler and damper through summer than open subdivision streets a few minutes north, which shows up as a different acclimation target for the same species. It is worth measuring rather than assuming.

## 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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