Hardwood Floor Contractor in Greater Boston

The short answer: most solid hardwood floors can be refinished multiple times over their lifetime, as long as enough material remains above the tongue-and-groove to sand down safely. Engineered hardwood can typically be refinished once or twice depending on the thickness of the wear layer. Francisco will assess your floors during the free in-home estimate and give you an honest answer — refinishing is almost always less expensive than replacement, and the results can be dramatic. If replacement is the better option for your situation, he'll tell you that too.

Traditional floor sanding uses drum or belt sanders that send fine hardwood dust into the air throughout your home — coating furniture, getting into HVAC systems, and requiring significant cleanup after the job. Romero's dustless sanding system uses specialized equipment that captures that dust at the source through a high-powered vacuum system. Your furniture stays clean, your air quality isn't compromised, and cleanup after the job is minimal. For homeowners with children, pets, or allergies, it's not just a convenience — it's a meaningful difference.

Yes. Romero Hardwood Floors offers eco-friendly, low-VOC finishing options that dramatically reduce the amount of volatile organic compounds off-gassed into your home during and after the finishing process. These products cure faster and produce fewer fumes than traditional oil-based finishes. Francisco will walk you through your finish options during the estimate so you can choose what's right for your household.

It depends on the scope. A standard refinishing job on a single floor of a home typically takes 2–4 days from sanding through final coat cure time. New installation projects vary based on square footage, subfloor prep requirements, and whether stairs or complex patterns are involved. Francisco will give you a realistic timeline during the estimate — and he sticks to it.

Yes. Romero Hardwood Floors serves homeowners in key communities throughout Southern New Hampshire, including Nashua, Manchester, Salem NH, Derry, Londonderry, Bedford, and surrounding areas. The same licensed, insured, dustless-sanding standard applies to every NH job — no difference in quality based on which state you're in.

Yes. Francisco holds a MA Home Improvement Contractor License (HIC 201133) and a MA Construction Supervisor License — Unrestricted (CS115759). Both are current and active. Every job is fully insured. You can verify both licenses through the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation.

Yes. Every completed job is backed by a 1-year conditional warranty on workmanship. If there's a defect in the installation or service itself — not normal wear and tear or damage from other causes — it gets corrected at no cost to you. Francisco will walk you through the warranty terms during the estimate.

In addition to solid and engineered hardwood, Romero installs laminate, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), and tile. Francisco also specializes in custom pattern installation — herringbone, chevron, parquet, and inlays — for homeowners looking for something beyond a standard straight-lay floor. If you've seen a floor you love and want to know if it's achievable in your home, bring the photo to the estimate conversation.

Both. For homeowners who want to tackle a larger renovation, Romero Hardwood Floors offers full bathroom and kitchen remodeling — demo through finish. It's the same owner, the same standard of care, and the convenience of one contractor managing the whole project instead of coordinating between two or three.

Call (617) 913-0155 or use the contact form to request a free in-home estimate. Francisco will reach out promptly to schedule a time that works for you. There's no commitment required to get the estimate, no pressure to move forward on the spot, and no fee for the visit.