Alpine Hardwood Reviews

Alpine Hardwood was established in April 2007 and operates out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It specializes exclusively in hardwood flooring and serves both residential and commercial clients. Experienced technicians tailor each project to its layout, materials and finish.

Alpine Hardwood offers a range of flooring services tailored to residential and commercial needs. Clients can choose between solid and engineered hardwood in various species, widths, colors and finishes.

Installation methods include nail down, glue down and floating floor systems, depending on the material and subfloor type.

In addition to installation, Alpine Hardwood provides sanding and resanding, staining, buffing and coating, and repairs. Installations may include subfloor leveling, moisture testing and layout assessments. Site-finished floors need time to cure, but prefinished options can be used sooner.

Alpine Hardwood doesn’t list pricing information on its website. Total cost depends on flooring type, square footage, subfloor condition and any additional work such as sanding, staining or repairs. Installation method and finish selection can also affect pricing.

Alpine Hardwood follows a structured installation process to ensure each flooring project is tailored to the home’s layout, moisture levels and design preferences.

Here’s what to expect from start to finish:

Cleanup is included after installation, though a light dusting may still be needed.

1. In-home assessment: A technician visits to measure the space, evaluate the subfloor and check moisture levels. This helps determine the best flooring type and installation method.
2. Design selection: Clients choose between solid or engineered hardwood, then select species, width, color and finish. Options include site-finished or prefinished materials.
3. Site preparation: Furniture and appliances must be moved. Existing floors may need removal, and subfloor repairs or leveling might be required.
4. Installation: Depending on the material and surface, installation may involve nail-down, glue-down or floating-floor systems. Most projects take one to five days.
5. Post-installation care: Site-finished floors require 48 to 72 hours of curing before use. Furniture can be returned after 24 to 48 hours. Wait one to two weeks before laying rugs on the new floor.

   Cleanup is included after installation, though a light dusting may still be needed.

Alpine Hardwood’s website doesn’t provide any information about warranties or workmanship guarantees.