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Flooring Across Washington, DC's Neighborhoods

What's under the floors in each part of the District, and what it takes to restore or replace them, from a crew that has worked here for years.

Neighborhood Flooring Guides

The same city, very different floors.

A Federal rowhouse in Georgetown, a co-op on Connecticut Avenue and a new build in the Palisades each need a different plan. These guides cover what we find in each neighborhood, the problems to plan around, and what the work typically costs.

At a Glance

Northwest DC housing and floors, compared

NeighborhoodTypical housingOriginal floors we findWork we do most
GeorgetownFederal to Queen Anne rowhouses, frame houses, estatesRandom-width heart pine, oak strip, thin oak overlaysGentle restoration, board matching, stair runners
KaloramaMansions, embassies, 1910s–20s apartment co-opsQuartersawn oak, herringbone, inlaid borders, parquetPattern restoration, board-approved co-op installs
Spring Valley, Wesley Heights & FoxhallCenter-hall colonials, estates, Tudor row housesOak strip plus later additions in other widthsWhole-house refinishing, addition tie-ins, lower levels
Palisades & KentCottages, 1930s–40s colonials, mid-century houses, new buildsOak strip under carpet, 9-inch tile in basementsKitchen tie-ins, family-proof finishes, new-build installs
Chevy Chase DC & Forest HillsStreetcar-era detached houses, mid-century moderns¾-inch red and white oak stripRefinishing, stain repair, color changes
Cleveland ParkVictorian frame houses, Art Deco apartmentsOak downstairs, pine upstairs, apartment parquetSqueak repair, porch leveling, parquet repair
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