Continuous hardwood flooring in a modern home

Senior Floors

Site-Finished Hardwood

Fully Custom Floors. Seamless Finish. Built to Last.

Custom hardwood floors sanded, stained, and finished directly in your home for a seamless look and long-lasting durability.

What Is Site-Finished Hardwood?

Site-finished hardwood is installed and finished directly in your home. After installation, we sand, stain, and seal the floor on-site — creating a smooth, seamless surface that blends naturally with your space.

Unlike prefinished floors, this process eliminates visible edges and delivers a more uniform, high-end look.

Why Choose Site-Finished Hardwood?

Want complete control over your floor? This is the highest level of customization available.

Fully customizable color and finish

Seamless surface (no beveled edges)

Cleaner look with less dirt buildup

Perfect for matching existing floors

High-end, natural appearance

Your floor, your color, your style — built exactly the way you want.

Designed Around Your Home

We install raw hardwood and finish it on-site, allowing us to perfectly match your space, lighting, furniture, and existing flooring — or create a completely new look from scratch.

Want a Floor Fully Customized Your Way?

Tell us about your project and choose your preferred appointment:

  • In-home estimate
  • Showroom consultation

We’ll contact you within 1 business day.

The Customization Process

1

Choose the right wood type

2

Select grade and plank style

3

Define layout and installation pattern

4

Choose stain color and finish

5

Final sanding and protective coating

Every detail is tailored to your home, ensuring long-term performance and a perfect visual result.

Interactive tool

Try the Floor Customizer

Choose wood species, grade, DuraSeal stain, and finish in one guided flow—then open a free estimate with your selections already filled in.

Try the Floor Customizer →

Step 1: Choose Your Wood Species

Select Your Wood Species

Each species has unique hardness, color, and grain characteristics. Click to explore.

White Oak

White Oak

The most popular choice for site-finished floors. Tight grain, neutral tone, and exceptional stability make it ideal for Colorado's dry climate.

Hardness

1,360 lbf

Scale 0–2,500 lbf

Stability

high

Grain

moderate

Natural color: Light beige to pale brown with a cool gray undertone

Modern & contemporaryOpen-plan livingHigh-traffic homes

Step 2: Select Your Grade

Understanding Wood Grades

Grading describes the visual character of the wood — not its quality. The right grade depends on your style, not your budget.

* Grades may vary by species.

Select & Better

Select & Better

Clean, uniform, minimal variation

The most refined grade available. Select & Better uses only boards with minimal natural markings, producing a smooth, consistent look throughout the entire floor.

  • Minimal knots, holes, or mineral streaks
  • Uniform color across boards
  • Longer, consistent board lengths
  • Best for modern, clean, or contemporary interiors
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Euro Character

Euro Character

Slightly more character than Select

Euro Character allows for slightly longer planks and a broader range of natural coloring than Select & Better, while still maintaining a refined, polished appearance.

  • Broader color range than Select
  • Allows for longer plank lengths
  • Minimal knots or holes
  • Popular for transitional-style interiors
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Most Popular
#1 Common

#1 Common

Natural variation with character

#1 Common embraces the natural personality of the wood — with varied color tones, occasional knots, and mixed board lengths that give the floor warmth and individuality.

  • Wider range of light and dark boards
  • Some knots and small holes
  • Varying board lengths
  • Suits traditional, rustic, and transitional homes
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#2 Common

#2 Common

Maximum character and rustic appeal

#2 Common is the most rustic grade, showcasing the full range of nature's markings — visible mineral streaks, larger knots, wormholes, and dramatic color variation.

  • High color variation between boards
  • Visible mineral streaks and knots
  • Wormholes and natural imperfections
  • Best for rustic, farmhouse, or cabin-style interiors
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Visual tone scale

Most UniformMost Character
Select & BetterEuro Character#1 Common#2 Common

Step 3: Pick Your Stain Color

Use the wood species selector below to preview reference swatches. Final color depends on your actual boards, grain, condition, and lighting.

Stain colors by DuraSeal® — a Sherwin-Williams brand.

Built to Last

Two proven finish options:

Water-Based Polyurethane

  • Clear finish
  • Faster drying
  • Low odor
  • Modern look

Oil-Based Polyurethane

  • Warmer tone
  • Richer appearance
  • Longer drying time
  • High durability

Colorado Homeowners Trust Senior Floors

  • Expert craftsmanship
  • Clean, professional process
  • Fully customized results
  • Long-lasting finishes

Get Your Free Estimate Today

Tell us about your project and we’ll guide you to the best flooring solution.

Serving the Denver Metro Area, including Centennial, Broomfield, and Colorado Springs.

Frequently Asked Questions