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Hardwood Flooring in Ottawa – Quality Solutions by Infinity Flooring Inc.
Hardwood flooring enhances the durability, beauty, and long-term value of residential and commercial spaces. If you’re considering hardwood flooring in Ottawa, Infinity Flooring Inc. offers professional flooring services, including hardwood floor installation, maintenance, and refinishing to ensure top-quality results tailored to your needs. Check out our gallery to see examples of our work.
With a dedicated flooring showroom and a wide range of hardwood options, Infinity Flooring Inc. makes it easier to compare wood species, finishes, and construction types in person. We can help you narrow down the right product for your space, then handle the next steps: professional installation and ongoing care, such as maintenance and refinishing.
Which Hardwood Flooring Option Is Right for Your Space?
- Solid hardwood: Crafted from a single piece of wood, it can be refinished multiple times, ensuring longevity. Because it’s one solid plank, it performs best in climate-stable, dry areas where humidity and temperature stay more consistent.
- Engineered hardwood: Built with multiple layers for added stability. That layered construction helps reduce movement like warping, gaping, or buckling, which is why engineered hardwood is often the better choice for condos, concrete subfloors, and more humid areas such as kitchens or basements. Some engineered options can also work with radiant heating.
Wood Species and Finishes
Each wood type offers unique aesthetics and properties:
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Oak
Known for its strength, durability, and natural grain patterns, oak hardwood flooring matures into a warm golden tone over time. Oak comes in both red and white.
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Ash
Recognized for its distinct contrast between light and dark grains. As it ages, it develops a rich, warm hue.
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Birch
A softer wood with a pale, shimmering colour that deepens over time, though less suitable for high-traffic areas.
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Walnut
A strong and dense hardwood with intricate details, and rich colours that get lighter over time.
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Maple
A versatile and resilient hardwood known for its smooth grain and light, creamy colour that deepens with age.
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Hickory
A robust and durable hardwood characterized by its striking grain patterns and rich, warm hues that become more pronounced over time.
Choosing the Right Hardwood for Each Room
Different rooms have different needs—here’s a quick guide to help you pick the best option for you:
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Living & dining
Solid hardwood like oak, walnut or maple – durable and elegant for high-traffic areas.
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Bedrooms
Engineered or solid hardwood like oak or maple – comfortable and stable with a soft, natural look.
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Kitchens
Solid hardwood or engineered such as maple or oak – durable and suited for this common space.
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Basements
We recommend putting in luxury vinyl planks due to the concrete floor and moisture. However, if hardwood is still preferred, this would only be done with the appropriate underlayment, such as dry core, plywood substrate, and self-levelling concrete, etc.
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Hallways & entryways
Solid wood with a brushed finish – tough and hides scuffs well.
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Home office
Engineered hardwood with a matte finish – stylish with reduced glare.
Why Have Hardwood Flooring Installed?
Hardwood flooring in Ottawa offers several advantages when it comes to furnishing your space:
Durability
Hardwood floors withstand daily wear and can last decades with proper maintenance.
Aesthetic appeal
Hardwood, available in various wood species, stains, and finishes, enhances the visual appeal of any space.
Property value
Hardwood flooring is a sought-after feature that can contribute to increased property value.
Sustainability
Responsibly sourced hardwood supports eco-friendly building practices and offers a renewable flooring solution.
Consult the Hardwood Flooring Experts in Ottawa
Brands We Carry
We work with a range of hardwood brands, so you can compare styles, finishes, and construction types in one place.

Alexandra by Mirage
Canadian made hardwood options in multiple colours and wood grades, with choices in texture and finish.

Preverco
Solid and engineered hardwood sourced in Canada with natural character options like variation in knots, plus matte or satin finishes.

Twelve Oaks
Engineered hardwood collections with versatile colours and styles for different interiors.

Fuzion
Engineered hardwood with a focus on stable construction, modern visuals, and a range of finishes.

Opus
Engineered hardwood options with different plank formats, finishes, and build profiles to suit the space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hardwood is a long-term flooring choice, and a few practical details can make comparing options much easier. These answers focus on product basics, finishes, and everyday care, so you can make a confident decision.
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What Is Hardwood Flooring?
Hardwood flooring is made from real wood and comes in many species and formats. It is commonly manufactured as solid hardwood (one piece of wood) or engineered hardwood (layers bonded together).
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What Can I Use to Clean My Hardwood Floors?
A quick daily sweep with a soft broom or similar tool helps remove grit that can wear down the finish. For spills, wipe promptly with a soft cloth and use a hardwood-safe cleaner if needed.
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Can I Steam Clean Hardwood Floors?
No, steam cleaning and excess moisture can damage hardwood and may void some warranties. For safe care, stick to methods and products designed specifically for hardwood.
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How Do I Protect Hardwood Floors from Furniture Scratches?
Use felt pads under chair and table legs so furniture glides more gently. Area rugs can also add cushioning in high-use spots while still showing off the wood.
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What Is the Difference Between Staining, Finishing, and Refinishing?
Staining changes the wood’s colour, usually to a darker tone. Finishing adds a protective top layer, and refinishing means renewing the existing finish to refresh the floor’s appearance.
Get Started with Your Hardwood Flooring Project Today
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