Weles Wood Floor Services is a wooden flooring company in Massachusetts that serves Watertown and other nearby towns. We have great reviews on Houzz and Yelp, and more than 250 reviews on Google, Thumbtack, and Angi.
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Installation, refinishing, and repair of hardwood floors are what we do best in Watertown, and we tailor each job to the floor we’re working on. About 48% of the homes in Watertown were made before 1939, according to the state housing data portal. Because of this, we see a lot of original oak, maple, and pine floors that have been refinished many times over the years. Different types of homes have different features. In Coolidge Square, there are converted Victorians and three-deckers right next to each other. Along Mt. Auburn Street in East Watertown, there are duplexes and two-families. In the Bemis neighbourhood, there are walk-ups. And at Arsenal Yards and 166 Main, there are younger condos. When you live in Watertown and share walls, floors, or air flow with a neighbour, it’s important to use dustless floor sanding by default. We also set up work zones to keep the rest of the unit useful. During refinishing, our HEPA-filter vacuums cut dust in the air by about 90–95%.
We also offer higher-end finishing with the Lagler Trio, which is currently the most advanced fine sanding machine on the market. This is for people who live in lofts in Arsenal Yards, condos in Watertown Square that have been remodelled, and single-family colonials in the West End. It gets rid of the straight and chattering lines that cheaper machines leave behind and makes a surface that looks like furniture. We use a moisture-first method for installation that is based on New England’s weather changes. According to the NOAA Massachusetts climate summary, the region has hot, humid summers and cold, dry winters. That means getting used to the site, taking high-sensitivity readings of the moisture levels in both the subfloor and the wood, and making sure the difference is less than 4% before we glue or fix a single board. We glue down planks bigger than 3¼ inches to stop them from moving around during the seasons. This is how we keep the floors tight in the winter in Watertown and flat in the hot months of August.
🌱 Promise to be eco-friendly
Our business is eco-friendly; we use quality wood from nearby sources and sealants that are safe for the environment. This is what we do to help Watertown and the places around it.
We’ve worked on a lot of different kinds of Watertown homes, from two-family homes built before the war near Coolidge Square to new condos along the Charles River. Check out our portfolio to see current projects we’ve done in Watertown and the Greater Boston area. You can also watch how we sand, stain and install wood floors on our YouTube channel. It’s important for our wood floor restoration service to get to the bottom of why boards cup, gape, squeak, or show signs of water damage. That way, fixes will last for years.