Boise, ID
(208) 547-5571

Installation

Hardwood Flooring Installation in Boise, ID

Transform your home's interior spaces with a new hardwood floor, installed by a National Wood Floors Association member serving Boise and the Treasure Valley.

Chapter 01

Six species, chosen for your home

With its natural beauty, hardwood flooring can transform the look of your home's interior spaces. Idaho Hardwood Flooring is a National Wood Floors Association member with 20 years of industry experience, and offers a real choice of wood species rather than a single default: Walnut, Maple, Oak, Hickory, Pine and Birch.

Fill out the consultation form and a representative will contact you by the next business day to schedule a free consultation.

Glossy finished oak plank floor against a yellow wall, installed by Idaho Hardwood Flooring
Glossy finished oak plank floor against a yellow wall, installed by Idaho Hardwood Flooring

Brian was professional and always showed up when scheduled. His team did a very nice job installing the floors in my family room and tried to match to the existing floor color that was throughout the rest of the home.

Cari Ann K, 12/11/2024

Existing home or new construction

Whether you need a wood floor installed in a home you already live in or a new construction project still under build, the team has the skills to do it right.

Boise, ID and the Treasure Valley area are the home ground. The listed service area also includes Nampa, Caldwell, Payette, Homedale, Marsing, McCall, Twin Falls and Sun Valley, and the surrounding areas. Call (208) 547-5571 to talk through your project.

Chapter 03

A One-Year Labor Warranty, and what wood actually does

Your new hardwood floor comes backed by a One-Year Labor Warranty. If there's ever a problem, the team comes back to fix it, and the company is an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau, locally and family owned.

Wood is a natural product, so it's worth knowing what to expect going in. Grain and color will vary piece to piece within the species and grade you choose, it can be at risk of indentations from things like shoe heels, and because it absorbs and releases moisture, small cracks can form between individual pieces over time. Your floor is built right in your home from 300 to 1000 unique pieces of wood, which is exactly what makes it a one-of-a-kind custom floor that can never be duplicated.