# Hardwood floor installation & refinishing in Whitby

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Whitby runs from the Lake Ontario shore at Port Whitby, through a nineteenth-century downtown on Brock and Dundas Streets, north to the village of Brooklin. Most of its housing between those points is subdivision stock built from the 1980s onward, around an older core that still carries original floors.

## Areas covered

Downtown Whitby, Port Whitby, Brooklin, Williamsburg, Pringle Creek, Rolling Acres.

## Housing stock and what it means for the floor

The pre-war houses around the downtown core sit on plank subfloor with narrow-strip or face-nailed boards that have usually been sanded before, so remaining thickness is the first measurement. The newer subdivisions to the north are plywood over engineered joists, where carpet-grade flatness has to be corrected before a nail-down floor goes in.

## The practical constraint here

Brooklin and the north end are new enough that many houses are on their first floor covering, and conversion from builder carpet to hardwood is the common job; the older lakeshore and downtown stock is where refinishing and board replacement concentrate.

## 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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