Hardwood Flooring in Raleigh, NC

12th And Oak Floor Co. is a Bona Certified Craftsman serving Raleigh and the Triangle since 2002. Owner Izral Daniels holds multiple certifications and has appeared on the cover of Wood Floor Business Magazine. We carry a 5.0 Google rating with 47 verified reviews and offer a five-year warranty.

Yes. Historic Raleigh neighborhoods like Five Points, Oakwood, Hayes Barton, and Cameron Village contain original hardwood floors worth restoring. These floors have been in place for decades and often respond beautifully to a professional refinish. We assess every floor individually to confirm sanding is viable before any work begins.

Refinishing in Raleigh ranges from $4.50 to $9.00 per square foot, but the range is meaningful here because the market is genuinely diverse. Historic neighborhoods like Five Points, Oakwood, and Hayes Barton have original red oak that may be 80 to 120 years old. Wear layer assessment matters more on these floors than on anything built in the last 30 years. Newer communities like Wakefield Plantation and North Hills typically have floors in better condition with a simpler scope. Recoating starts at $2.00 per square foot. Engineered hardwood over slab is assessed per job. We provide written estimates after a free in-home assessment.

Most hardwood floor installation projects in Raleigh take 5 to 10 days from installation through the final finish coat. Refinishing typically takes 4 to 5 days. We give you a specific timeline with your written estimate.

Yes. We serve all Raleigh neighborhoods including North Hills, Brier Creek, Falls of Neuse, Wakefield Plantation, Bedford at Falls River, Stonehenge, Harps Mill, Midtown, Downtown, Cameron Village, Five Points, Oakwood, Hayes Barton, Quail Hollow, Crabtree, and the Inner Beltline.

The Bona PowerDrive is a gear-driven planetary sander that covers the entire floor within 1.5 inches of the wall. Owned by fewer than 2% of flooring contractors in the country, it produces a flatter, more consistent surface while removing less material per pass than a drum sander. For Raleigh homes with original hardwood, it means a better result and more life left in the floor.