We are Weles Wood Floor Services, and we are a hardwood flooring company located in Massachusetts that serves the Concord area and beyond. Among the more than 250 reviews we have on Google, Thumbtack, and Angi, we stand out on Houzz and Yelp.
🔍 The Better Business Bureau has granted full accreditation to Weles Wood Floor Services. For further details, you can explore our BBB profile.
We are Concord’s go-to hardwood floor installers, refinishers, and repairmen, and we customise our services for each individual client. Nearly a quarter of Concord’s houses were constructed prior to 1939, while a third were constructed between the 1940s and the 1960s, based on NeighborhoodScout statistics derived from the census. Monument Street’s pre-Revolutionary wide-plank pine, West Concord’s two-family homes’ thin original stair treads, the oak-strip Capes along Route 2, and Conantum’s 103 post-and-beam mid-century moderns, designed by MIT architect Carl Koch in 1952, are all part of that range. For homes with original plaster, built-ins, or unsealed millwork, it is important to perform dustless floor sanding. By default, Concord uses HEPA-filter dust control, which lowers airborne dust by around 90–95%.
Only around five percent of Massachusetts flooring companies have the cutting-edge Lagler Trio, the most sophisticated fine-sanding machine available. We can utilise it on expansive open floor plans like those in Conantum and Nashawtuc Hill mansions. It creates a surface suitable for furniture by eliminating straight and chattering lines. Our installations are designed to accommodate the seasonal humidity swings typical of New England. To learn more about this procedure, refer to the NOAA climate normals. Before any fastening or glueing is done, the materials are allowed to acclimatise on-site. We use high-sensitivity moisture meters to monitor the subfloors, and we make sure the moisture differential between the subfloor and hardwood is within 4%. Because of the greater seasonal moisture variation in areas of Concord close to the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Rivers, this is an important consideration for homeowners in these areas.
🌱 Eco-Friendly Commitment
Locally sourced hardwood and low-VOC, water-based Bona finishes are our go-tos wherever possible. This also implies a safer work site and a faster return to normal use for homeowners in Concord who prefer not to leave the house during coating.
Monument Street, Nashawtuc Hill, Concord Center, and the town’s mid-century neighbourhoods are all under Weles’s wing. Take a look at our finished projects in our portfolio, and check out our before-and-after videos of repairs and refinishing on our YouTube channel. Our wood floor restoration service is designed to preserve as much of the original floorboard as possible while minimising material removal. This makes it ideal for older homes in Concord.