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Flooring Installation in Simsbury, Connecticut

Plan damaged-hardwood removal, compatible replacement material, weave-in layouts, nail-down installation, and preparation for later sanding and refinishing with our Newington showroom team. This August 2026 restoration-company project replaced flood-damaged hardwood across a kitchen and part of the adjoining dining room during a one-day installation phase.

Local showroom

2516 Berlin Turnpike, Newington, CT 06111

Recent local proof

Kitchen and partial dining room • August 2026

Project support

Localized hardwood removal, woven board layout, nail-down solid red oak, and coordination for later sanding and refinishing

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Completed August 2026

Unfinished Red Oak Woven into Existing Hardwood

In August 2026, Floors Now completed the installation phase of a flood-damage repair in Simsbury for a restoration-company project. The crew removed and disposed of 101 square feet of damaged hardwood while preserving the intact adjoining floor. They then nail-down installed 271 square feet of unfinished 2 1/4-inch Select & Better solid red oak across the kitchen and part of the dining room, weaving the new boards into the existing hardwood instead of creating a straight dividing seam. The removal and installation took one workday. The connected floor will be sanded and refinished at a later date.

The restoration company, customer, and exact property address are withheld. Personal photographs visible in the original project image were blurred for household privacy.

Unfinished select red oak boards woven into existing hardwood between a Simsbury kitchen and dining room before sanding and refinishing
The one-day installation phase is complete, with unfinished red oak woven into the intact hardwood before later sanding and refinishing.

Project facts

Completed
August 2026
Project
Residential flood-damage solid-hardwood repair
Rooms
Kitchen and partial dining room
Flooring
NRF unfinished 2 1/4-inch Select & Better solid red oak hardwood
Installed area
271 square feet installed; 101 square feet of damaged hardwood removed
Elapsed work time
One workday for removal and installation
Project goal
Replace the flood-damaged kitchen hardwood and weave new boards into the intact hardwood continuing into the dining room

Scope of work

New unfinished boards were woven into the intact hardwood rather than ending at a straight seam.

  • Removed and disposed of 101 square feet of flood-damaged hardwood
  • Preserved the intact hardwood adjoining the repair area
  • Staggered the board ends and wove the replacement hardwood into the retained floor
  • Nail-down installed 271 square feet of unfinished 2 1/4-inch Select & Better solid red oak across the kitchen and part of the dining room
  • Completed the removal and installation phase in one workday
  • Left the connected hardwood surface unfinished for sanding and refinishing at a later date

Simsbury flooring planning

Compare the flooring and the full installation scope locally.

Floors Now is based on the Berlin Turnpike in Newington and considers flooring projects in Simsbury. Bring room details, inspiration, or a product question to the showroom, or start online so our team can review the rooms, existing floor, preferred material, and timing.

Simsbury flooring FAQ

Questions to settle before installation day.

Can flood-damaged hardwood be repaired without replacing the entire connected floor?

Sometimes. The repair area and adjoining boards must be evaluated individually. On this Simsbury project, 101 square feet of damaged hardwood was removed while intact adjoining hardwood remained in place.

What does weaving new hardwood into an existing floor mean?

Selected existing board ends are removed at staggered locations so compatible new boards can interlock with the retained floor instead of meeting it at one straight seam. Feasibility depends on the existing flooring's species, dimensions, construction, direction, fastening, and condition.

What hardwood was used for this Simsbury repair?

The installation used unfinished 2 1/4-inch Select & Better solid red oak supplied as NRF material. A compatible unfinished product allowed the new section to be woven into the intact hardwood before later sanding and refinishing.

Was the hardwood finished when this photo was taken?

No. The removal and nail-down installation phase was complete, but the new and existing hardwood will be sanded and refinished at a later date. The photograph documents the floor before that finishing work.

How long did the hardwood installation take?

Floors Now completed the specified removal and nail-down installation in one workday. That duration does not include the sanding and refinishing planned for a later date.

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Share the Simsbury project location, affected rooms, cause and extent of visible damage, existing hardwood dimensions, preferred replacement material, and timing. Our team will review the installation scope and follow up about the most practical next step.

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