Solid hardwood, engineered wood, and glue-down installation from a licensed and insured crew with 20 years of industry experience.
Advanced Flooring Removal (AFR) installs solid hardwood, engineered wood, and glue-down wood flooring throughout Jacksonville, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau, and Flagler counties, and the St. Marys/Camden County, GA area. A proper installation starts with the slab or subfloor — if you’re removing old flooring first, our dust-contained removal process leaves the surface install-ready before installation begins.
Nailed or stapled to a wood subfloor. The traditional choice for long-term durability and refinishing potential.
A real hardwood surface bonded to a stable core, built to handle Florida’s humidity better than solid hardwood on a slab.
Adhered directly to concrete slabs — the standard method for most Northeast Florida homes without a raised wood subfloor.
Real projects completed by our own licensed and insured crew across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida.
We assess your space, material choice, and subfloor condition to provide a detailed quote.
Moisture testing, leveling, and removal of any old flooring if needed — dust-contained throughout.
Wood flooring sits in your home to adjust to local humidity before installation.
Precise, protected installation with attention to expansion gaps and transitions.
Final inspection together so you’re fully satisfied before we consider the job complete.
Installation pricing depends on the wood type, subfloor condition, and square footage. See our Jacksonville flooring cost guide for removal pricing, or request a free, no-obligation quote for your specific installation project.
The same standards that matter for removal apply to installation: licensing, insurance, and a crew that understands subfloor prep, not just laying planks. See our buyer’s guide on questions to ask a flooring contractor before you sign with anyone.
Yes, using glue-down or engineered wood specifically rated for slab installation. Solid hardwood typically requires a raised wood subfloor.
Most single rooms are completed in one to two days after subfloor prep and acclimation; whole-home projects vary by square footage.
In most cases, yes — old flooring needs to come up so the subfloor can be properly assessed and prepped. See our Dust Containment Protocol for how we handle removal cleanly.
For most Northeast Florida homes, engineered wood handles humidity swings better than solid hardwood, especially on or near a slab.
Get a free wood flooring installation quote for your home or business.
