Huntington, NY 11743 · 320+ jobs
Huntington flooring company.
Huntington is Long Island Flooring Co.'s single most-serviced Suffolk town — 320-plus jobs since 2006 and crews running the Huntington corridor multiple times a week. The Town of Huntington's housing stock spans a remarkable range: pre-war colonials and shingle-style homes in the historic village and Halesite, large 1970s–90s custom colonials in Dix Hills and Melville, waterfront estates in Lloyd Harbor and Cold Spring Harbor, and 1960s ranch stock in Huntington Station and Centerport. The pre-war village homes most often call for wide-plank European white oak (5"–7" formats) with herringbone patterning in the foyer — it suits the architecture perfectly. Lloyd Harbor and Cold Spring Harbor waterfront properties with salt-air exposure tend toward engineered hardwood rather than solid, since seasonal humidity near the harbor can cause solid floors to move in open-plan layouts. Huntington Station and the ranch belt respond best to COREtec waterproof LVP in kitchens and mudrooms, and refinished original oak in the bedrooms. Typical price ranges: hardwood $9–$15/sqft; engineered hardwood $7–$12/sqft; LVP $4.50–$8/sqft; refinishing $3.50–$5/sqft. Our Island Park showroom is 8 minutes from Huntington — samples come to your home on every free estimate visit.
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Wide-plank European white oak in 5" and 7" formats is the most requested install in Huntington Village's historic colonials. LVP (COREtec Pro Plus) is the top choice in Huntington Station's 1960s–70s ranches and in kitchens across all of the Huntington area. Engineered hardwood is our recommendation for Lloyd Harbor and Cold Spring Harbor waterfront properties where salt-air humidity makes solid hardwood movement a concern. We've completed 320+ Huntington jobs.
Hardwood floor installation in Huntington typically runs $9–$15 per square foot installed depending on species, plank width, and pattern. Wide-plank white oak straight-lay typically runs $11–$14/sqft. Herringbone — popular in Huntington village foyers — adds 20–30% over straight-lay. Engineered hardwood typically runs $7–$12/sqft. We provide fixed written quotes after a free in-home measure.
Yes — Huntington village's pre-war colonials and shingle-style homes frequently have original oak hardwood under carpet that refinishes beautifully. We assess boards during the free walk-through. Most qualify for full sand-and-refinish at $3.50–$5.00/sqft. Our dustless Bona system means you can stay in the house throughout.
For Huntington Station's 1960s–70s ranch and split-level stock, we recommend COREtec waterproof LVP for kitchens and mudrooms, and engineered hardwood for living areas and bedrooms. If original oak exists under the carpet (common in this era), refinishing at $3.50–$5.00/sqft is almost always the best value. We carry samples at our Island Park showroom — 8 minutes away.
Yes — Lloyd Harbor and Cold Spring Harbor waterfront estates are a regular part of our Huntington area work. For properties within half a mile of the harbor, we recommend engineered hardwood over solid for the main living areas — the salt-air humidity can cause solid floors to expand and contract more than normal. Large-format porcelain is also popular in Lloyd Harbor primary baths. Written quotes, 10-year workmanship warranty.
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