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About Four Seasons Hardwood Floors

Why Homeowners and Businesses Choose Us

Four Seasons Hardwood Floors has proudly served Bloomfield Hills and surrounding Michigan communities for 29 years. As a family-owned and operated company, we were built on the belief that exceptional craftsmanship comes from experience, consistency, and genuine care for every client.

We specialize in hardwood floor installation, hardwood floor refinishing, and professional floor repair services for both residential and commercial properties within a 50-mile radius. Every project, whether a single-room refinish or a full property upgrade, is handled with the same attention to detail and commitment to long-lasting results.

Our team is licensed and insured, providing homeowners and businesses with confidence and peace of mind. From the initial consultation to the final finish, we focus on clear communication, efficient planning, and delivering floors that enhance the beauty, durability, and value of your space.

At Four Seasons Hardwood Floors, we take pride in being a trusted name in Michigan’s flooring industry. Whether you need a minor repair or a complete flooring transformation, we provide tailored solutions designed to fit your style, needs, and budget.

Four Seasons Hardwood Floors – Licensed & Reliable

Local Flooring Installation and Repair

We proudly serve Bloomfield Hills and surrounding Michigan communities with dependable floor installation and floor repair services. Whether you need to restore damaged wood flooring or upgrade outdated floors, we tailor every project to your space, style, and budget.

We understand Michigan’s homes and climate, so your wood flooring installation or hardwood floor refinishing is built to last.

OUR SERVICES

Demolition Floor Services

Four Seasons Hardwood Floors has the tools and expertise to remove old flooring the right way. And we’ll take care to do it with minimal disruptions.

Repairs and Sub-floor Prep

Four Seasons Hardwood Floors is able to repair most any hardwood flooring, regardless of its damage.

Floor Installation

It’s always a great idea to add timeless elegance and beauty to your home! Not to mention that hardwoods always top the list of having the highest return on investment for a home improvement project.

Hardwood Floor Refinishing

Whether its fading, worn or otherwise lackluster flooring, you can count on our team to make your floors look new again.

Quality Craftsmanship

Every floor we work on receives detailed planning and precise execution. We use high-quality materials and proven techniques to deliver long-lasting results.

Whether you need affordable hardwood floor refinishing near Bloomfield Hills or a complete commercial flooring upgrade, our team ensures your project is handled professionally from start to finish.

Looking for a Flooring Remodel?

If you’re planning a flooring remodel or tile update, Four Seasons Hardwood Floors can bring your ideas to life with solutions that fit your space, your goals, and your budget. Each material comes with its own strengths and care needs. Our team walks you through the options, explains what works best, and helps you make the right choice.

Since day one, we’ve focused on honest work and reliable service. Many of our clients return for future projects because they appreciate the care we bring to every job. Once you see the results, you’ll know why people across California choose us again and again.

Give us a call today and let’s talk about what you want to see on your next floor.

Our professionals are licensed, insured and we can consider our team as family. They are ready to provide great services for your home with unparalleled professionalism. It’s all part of our commitment to quality. No matter how big or small the project is, we can do it for you. When you hire Four Seasons Hardwood Floors, we take that privilege seriously and are grateful for the opportunity to work with you.

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What Our Clients Say

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Cathy Rose

00:32 24 Jan 26

Quick response! Great work! No complaints.

Shaun

13:40 23 Dec 25

Super easy to work with, great process

Tracy VanPeeren

16:39 09 Dec 25

Jose was wonderful. He was polite, helpful, and did great work.

Brad Ahlijian

18:37 27 Nov 25

These guys did a phenomenal job. The floor looks great! My wife is happy! 😁

Karen Sisler

18:37 24 Nov 25

Four Seasons Hardwood Floors did a great job! They communicated and were prompt in the service.

Eric Sanders

18:35 19 Nov 25

They did an excellent job on my floors. Rob was very attentive and did a good job overseeing the project. His worker were on time, good at the task and cleaned up each day and at the end…. I was very satisfied

Sherry Hardy

15:04 22 Sep 25

Excellent service from the initial call to Four Seasons! They were quick to respond and extremely professional and helpful in dealing with our hardwood damage due to a water leak.
They will be our first call for future flooring projects!

Jack Cahn

10:04 22 Sep 25

Rob and his crew did a fantastic job at repair and refinish of my hardwood floors. They look better now than when new. Highly recommend!

Chadd Smith

14:06 17 Aug 25

TLDR: DO NOT HIRE THIS COMPANY! I'm out $12k and have to pay another company to replace the floors Four Seasons destroyed.

When I first met with Rob he came to the house I had just purchased and was very confident as he made his way around my house looking at my floors. He explained the type of wood floors the house had and made sure to give me a timeline for how long the job would take. He concretely stated it would take 3 days to complete the work. His confidence gave me confidence that he would do a great job.

After receiving the quote for roughly $12,000, we pulled the trigger and hired Four Seasons.

We scheduled the work to be done before we moved into the house with the 3-day window Rob stated would take the crew to complete the job. When the crew showed up, they laughed in my face when I told them we were moving in. They said the job would take a week at minimum to complete. I didn't have an option to bump back my move in date as I was moving from across the state and had to move out of our old house.

Rob came through and said they will have to do 1 floor first then the other and we'll have to move our furniture around to accommodate. I was annoyed but, it was getting done so, whatever.

Once they got our dining room/den sanded down, it was explained to me that the floors were engineered hardwood and they sanded through to the plywood in a few spots. Oops! Rob said "no big deal. We can come back later and replace those few boards." They also never finished reinstalling the shoe molding through roughly 50% of the house. He claimed he would come back "in a couple of weeks to get it finished up." So, I had him come back to replace the boards in the floor and look at the molding in which he said "no, you can't really do that" and said we should just replace the whole floor in that room for "about $4500 to $5000". Understandably, I was pissed but what could I do?

Fast forward 6 months and we're in the middle of summer and humidity. With the increase in humidity the parquet floor in the family room buckled in 2 different directions. This floor has been in the house since 1962 and has never buckled. However, when he refinished the floor he said it was "loose and needed tightening." to which he then tightened and glued the ends so it would stay tight. He claimed to have "fixed" the floor. Now it's so tight that it doesn't allow for expansion and contraction.

I messaged Rob about this to which he got an attitude and said that it had nothing to do with his work and it was a moisture problem I needed to solve. I let him know this has never happened in the past and he said they I should just contact a different professional.

I've had 3 different floor companies all come out and take one look at the floor, shake their head and then apologize for laughing. Every company has let me know how I got screwed in the deal and they the sanding of the engineered wood should never have happened and the "tightening" of the parquet is what ruined the floor.

To say that I'm disappointed is the understatement the year. I spent $12k on refinished floors that now just have to be completely replaced because Four Seasons came through and essentially destroyed our floors.

Laurence Golden

18:14 18 Feb 25

Great group of professionals. They just finished yesterday. Easy to work with and even with a few issues, Rob and his team got things done. I feel comfortable that if any issues come up, they will be quick to take care of it. My floors look great and I couldn’t be happier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How To Clean The Floors?

Cleaning hardwood floors requires care to avoid damaging the wood while effectively removing dirt, dust, and other debris. Here’s a general guide to clean hardwood floors:

1. **Sweep or vacuum regularly**: Use a soft-bristled broom or a vacuum cleaner with a hardwood floor attachment to remove loose dirt, dust, and debris. Avoid using vacuum cleaners with beater bars as they can scratch the wood.

2. **Choose the right cleaning solution**: Use a pH-neutral hardwood floor cleaner. Avoid using full-strength cleaning solvents like ammonia, vinegar, or abrasive cleaners as they can damage the wood finish. It is okay to use them if you dilute them with 4 parts water.

3. **Spot clean spills immediately**: Wipe up any spills or stains promptly with a damp cloth or paper towel to prevent them from seeping into the wood and causing damage.

4. **Damp mop the floors**: Dip a clean mop into the cleaning solution and wring out excess water until the mop is damp, not dripping wet. Mop the floors in the direction of the wood grain, working in small sections at a time. Be sure to rinse the mop frequently and change the cleaning solution as needed.

5. **Dry the floors**: After mopping, dry the floors thoroughly with a clean, dry microfiber cloth to prevent water damage and streaks. Make sure no moisture is left behind.

6. **Use protective pads**: Place felt pads under furniture legs and avoid dragging heavy furniture or sharp objects across the floor to prevent scratches and gouges.

7. **Consider refinishing**: If your hardwood floors have deep scratches or signs of wear, consider refinishing them to restore their appearance and protect the wood.

8. **Preventative maintenance**: Place doormats at entryways to trap dirt and debris, and avoid wearing high heels or shoes with sharp heels on hardwood floors. Trim pets’ nails regularly to prevent scratches.

By following these steps, you can keep your hardwood floors clean and well-maintained for years to come.

Why are there gaps in the floor, and what to do to fix the gaps in the floor?

Floor gaps in hardwood floors can occur due to a variety of reasons, including:

1. **Seasonal changes**: Wood naturally expands and contracts with changes in temperature and humidity. During dry seasons, such as winter, wood tends to contract, leading to gaps between the floorboards. Similarly, during humid seasons, the wood absorbs moisture and expands, closing the gaps.

2. **Improper installation**: If the hardwood floor wasn’t installed properly or if the wood wasn’t acclimated to the environment before installation, gaps may develop over time.

3. **Age and wear**: As hardwood floors age, the wood may shrink or warp, leading to the development of gaps between the floorboards.

To fix gaps in hardwood floors, the following methods can be used:

1. **Wood filler**: Wood filler can be used to fill in small gaps between floorboards. It’s typically applied to the gap, smoothed out, and allowed to dry. Once dry, the excess filler is removed, and the area may be sanded to ensure a smooth finish. However, wood filler is not a permanent solution and may need to be reapplied periodically as the wood continues to expand and contract.

2. **Expansion strips**: Expansion strips, also known as spline or slip tongues, can be inserted into wider gaps between floorboards to fill the space. These strips are made of wood or flexible materials and are designed to accommodate the natural movement of the wood while preventing further widening of the gaps.

3. **Reinstallation**: In cases where the floor gaps are extensive or result from improper installation, it may be necessary to reinstall or replace the affected floorboards. This process involves removing the damaged boards and reinstalling them properly or replacing them with new ones.

4. **Humidification or dehumidification**: Maintaining a consistent indoor humidity level can help minimize the expansion and contraction of wood floors, reducing the occurrence of gaps. Using a humidifier during dry seasons and a dehumidifier during humid seasons can help stabilize the moisture content of the wood.

Ultimately, the best method for fixing floor gaps depends on the severity of the gaps, the underlying cause, and the desired outcome. It’s advisable to consult with a professional flooring contractor for an accurate assessment and appropriate repair solution.

Issues with fading floors?

Fading of floors can occur due to various factors, and addressing these issues can help prevent or minimize fading:

1. **Sunlight Exposure**: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause fading, especially in areas with large windows or direct sunlight. Ultraviolet (UV) rays can break down the pigments in wood, laminate, vinyl, or carpeted floors, resulting in discoloration over time.

2. **Inadequate UV Protection**: Some flooring materials, such as hardwood, engineered wood, and laminate, may have UV protection built into their finish or topcoat. However, this protection can degrade over time or may be insufficient to block UV rays effectively, leading to fading.

3. **Chemical Exposure**: Certain household cleaners, polishes, or chemicals can cause fading or discoloration on floors if used incorrectly or if they contain harsh ingredients. It’s essential to follow manufacturer recommendations for cleaning and maintenance to avoid damage.

4. **High Traffic Areas**: Areas of high foot traffic, such as entryways, hallways, and living rooms, are more prone to fading due to friction and wear. Over time, the constant abrasion from foot traffic can wear down the floor’s finish and expose it to environmental factors, contributing to fading.

5. **Humidity and Moisture**: Excessive humidity or moisture levels can affect some flooring materials, particularly wood, causing them to expand, contract, or warp. These changes in the flooring’s structure can also impact its color and appearance, leading to fading or discoloration.

6. **Inadequate Maintenance**: Improper cleaning, lack of maintenance, or neglecting to address spills promptly can contribute to fading on floors. Regular cleaning and maintenance routines, including sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping with appropriate products, can help preserve the floor’s appearance and prevent fading.

To mitigate fading and prolong the lifespan of floors, consider the following preventive measures:

– Install window treatments, such as blinds, curtains, or UV-blocking films, to reduce sunlight exposure.
– Use rugs or mats in high-traffic areas to protect floors from wear and tear.
– Apply protective coatings or sealants with UV inhibitors to flooring surfaces.
– Follow manufacturer guidelines for cleaning and maintenance to prevent damage from chemicals or improper care.
– Monitor indoor humidity levels and use dehumidifiers or humidifiers as needed to maintain optimal conditions.
– Consider refinishing or recoating floors periodically to refresh the finish and restore color vibrancy.

By addressing these factors and implementing appropriate preventive measures, you can help minimize fading and preserve the appearance of your floors for years to come.

How long until floor is dry, for both oil and water based polyurethane?

The drying time for both oil-based and water-based polyurethane finishes can vary depending on factors such as temperature, humidity, and the specific product used. However, here are some general guidelines:

1. **Oil-based polyurethane**: Oil-based polyurethane typically takes longer to dry compared to water-based polyurethane. It usually takes about 24-48 hours for oil-based polyurethane to dry to the touch. However, it can take up to several days for the finish to fully cure and harden, allowing light foot traffic.

2. **Water-based polyurethane**: Water-based polyurethane dries faster than oil-based polyurethane. It usually dries to the touch within 2-4 hours, and light foot traffic may be possible after about 24 hours. However, it’s still recommended to wait at least 48 hours before moving heavy furniture or rugs back onto the floor to prevent any potential damage to the finish.

Keep in mind that these are general guidelines, and the actual drying and curing times may vary based on environmental conditions and the specific product used. Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions on the product label for the most accurate information regarding drying and curing times. Additionally, it’s important to allow the finish to fully cure before subjecting the floor to heavy use or cleaning to ensure the best results and long-term durability.