Hardwood Flooring in Long Beach, CA
Timeless elegance with solid and engineered hardwood options. Serving Long Beach and all of Los Angeles County from our Los Alamitos showroom.
Your Local Long Beach Hardwood Flooring Contractor
We proudly serve Long Beach with the same quality workmanship and competitive pricing that has made us Orange County's trusted flooring choice.
OC Floor Guy has installed hardwood flooring for Long Beach homeowners since 2012. As a family-owned business based in Los Alamitos, we combine big-company selection with small-town service and pricing — and every Long Beach project comes with a free in-home estimate and our price match guarantee.
Nothing adds warmth and resale value to a home like real hardwood. OC Floor Guy installs both solid and engineered hardwood in a full range of species, stains, and plank widths — from classic red oak to wide-plank European white oak.
We also refinish existing hardwood. If your floors are scratched, cupped, or just dated, sanding and refinishing is usually far less expensive than replacement and the results can look brand new.
Why Long Beach Homeowners Choose Our Hardwood Flooring
- Solid and engineered options to suit any subfloor
- Adds long-term value and buyer appeal to your home
- Can be sanded and refinished instead of replaced
- Prefinished and site-finished options available
- Dozens of species, stains, and plank widths to choose from
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Hardwood Flooring Questions from Long Beach Homeowners
Should I choose solid or engineered hardwood?
Engineered hardwood is more dimensionally stable and works better over concrete slabs and in rooms with humidity swings. Solid hardwood can be refinished more times over its life. We walk you through the tradeoffs for your specific home during the free estimate.
Can you refinish my existing hardwood floors?
Yes. Refinishing is one of our most requested services. If there is enough wear layer left, we can sand your floors down and apply a fresh stain and finish for a fraction of what replacement costs.
How much dust does refinishing create?
We use dust-containment sanding equipment, which captures the large majority of the dust at the source. It is dramatically cleaner than older sanding methods.
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Get Your Free Hardwood Flooring Estimate in Long Beach
Fill out the form below or call us at (562) 548-8831 to schedule your free in-home consultation.