# Hardwood floor installation & refinishing in The Kingsway

The Kingsway is a planned interwar neighbourhood in Etobicoke, largely built between the 1920s and the 1950s in Tudor and Georgian revival, with mature trees and a protected streetscape character. Original hardwood survives in a high proportion of the stock.

## Areas covered

The Kingsway, Kingsway Park, Humber Valley Village, Old Mill.

## Housing stock and what it means for the floor

Interwar houses here commonly carry original narrow-strip oak over plank subfloor, often already sanded once or twice, so remaining thickness above the tongue is measured before a finish system is discussed. Board loss at removed partitions and old radiator penetrations is pieced in and feathered before any uniform sand, and the herringbone and border work that appears in the better houses is repaired in kind rather than replaced.

## The practical constraint here

Houses on the Humber valley side sit above ground that holds moisture differently from the tableland streets, and a stone or block foundation below a floor being refinished changes the subfloor moisture reading. It is measured before the sanding sequence is set.

## 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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