Domino Hardwood Floors

Installation, refinishing and repairing of hardwood floors in Portland, Oregon. We install new hardwood floors, prefinished wood floors; we sand and refinish existing hardwood floors using a dust containment system. We install wood stairs, borders and have access to sustainable and eco-friendly products. Our mission is to ensure the longevity of our company through referral and repeat business achieved by customer satisfaction in all areas including timeliness and attention to detail.

Gretchen Moline and Eddie Diaz founded Domino Hardwood Floors, Inc. in 2005. Together, they have over fifty years experience in wood floors. Moline and Diaz came to Portland from Miami, Florida, where they founded and ran a successful hardwood flooring business that continues its success after they sold in order to move to Portland. Their Miami, Florida, company was the business of choice for designers, high-end consumer home builders and other clients who requested special craftsmanwork like inlay, borders, medallions and custom designed parquets.

The secret to beautiful floors is proper maintenance and the one key procedure common to all types of hardwood floors and finishes is Preventive Maintenance. Use protective walk-off mats at the exterior doors to help prevent sand and grit from walking onto the floor. Also, if your kitchen has wood floors, you may want to place a throw rug in front of the sink to catch spills and splashes. Install proper floor protectors on furniture legs used on hardwood floors. Protectors will allow chairs to move easily over the floor without scratching.

We install hardwood flooring such as North American red oak, white oak, maple, cherry, walnut, hickory and many others as well as West Coast natives including madrone, big leaf maple, Oregon white oak, California chestnut, N.W. Orchard walnut and Douglas fir. We also have a wide selection of exotic woods including bamboo, Brazilian cherry, tigerwood, spotted gum and many more. Many of our products are available F.S.C. certified and some are from reclaimed lumber. Widths are generally from 1 ½" to 7" but are available up to 12" wide.