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Hardwood flooring installation / Massachusetts

Hardwood floors.
Made for your home.

Find the right wood for your rooms—and a clear plan to get it installed. Mago brings material selection, preparation and finishing details into one conversation.

  • Solid & engineered hardwood
  • Supply and installation, or install your selected floor
  • Removal, preparation, stairs & trim reviewed together

Massachusetts first · Qualifying RI & NH projects

Natural wood flooring, a herringbone entrance and matching stair treads shown as design inspiration
Hardwood inspiration / Pattern & detailSee real Mago installations
01 Choose with confidence02 Know the complete scope03 Plan the work around your home
Start with a useful budget

What does a new
wood floor cost?

Mago’s published Massachusetts planning ranges include labor and materials. Your wood selection, rooms and site conditions shape the final estimate.

Hardwood flooring$8–$18/ sq ft
Engineered wood$6–$14/ sq ft

Confirm removal, disposal, subfloor repairs, stairs, trim, site finishing and tax in the written scope. This is a planning guide; it does not reserve a price or appointment.

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A quick starting point

Size up your project.

Indicative labor + materials$4,000–$9,000

500 sq ft × $8–$18 per sq ft

We’ll carry your selection into the estimate form.
Real projects. Local homes.

From our hands
to your home.

Explore hardwood projects
Start beneath the surface

Real wood.
Two ways to make it yours.

The surface may look similar. The construction changes what needs to be considered underneath.

01 / Solid hardwood

One piece. Natural character.

A plank made from a single piece of wood, with grain and variation running through the material.

Start with
Species, plank width, grade and finish.
Review together
Subfloor, room location, moisture and the product’s installation requirements.
Shop solid hardwood
02 / Engineered hardwood

Real wood. Layered construction.

A real-wood surface over a layered core. Compare wear-layer thickness and the installation methods allowed for the product.

Start with
Wear layer, core construction, width and finish.
Review together
Product suitability for the room, substrate and any heating or moisture conditions.
Explore engineered wood

Both are real wood. Refinishing suitability depends on the individual floor and its remaining wood thickness.

Help me choose
The hardwood studio

Your home.
Your kind of hardwood.

Choose a look you love, then tell us how you’d like to build it. We’ll help match the product and installation to your space.

01 Find your look

We’ll compare the product with your room and subfloor.

Explore a ready-finished board or a finish applied in your home.

What’s the difference?
Light wood flooring in a bright living room, shown as room inspirationRoom inspiration
Look inspiration. Confirm your final product, color and finish with physical samples.

Soft tones. An open, relaxed feel.

Explore pale wood tones alongside your furniture and wall colors. Compare a physical sample in daylight and evening light.

Your starting point

Light & airy · Construction and finish to discuss

Your choices will be included in your estimate request.
The details you’ll live with

Find your tone.
Make it your own.

Bring samples into your own light. Look at the grain, width and sheen alongside your walls, furniture and adjoining rooms.

Species & grainPlank width & layoutColor & sheen
Browse wood collections
01 / Factory finished

Choose the finish.
Plan the installation.

Boards arrive with their finish already applied. Compare samples, edge profiles and product care instructions before ordering.

Consider: product availability, preparation and installation method.
02 / Site finished

Shape the color.
Finish it in place.

Unfinished wood is sanded and finished after installation. Review stain samples and the finish system for the look you want.

Consider: finishing stages, access and drying or curing time.
A good floor starts with a good plan

Beautiful above.
Considered below.

Installation is more than laying boards. We review the room, the surface and the finishing details as one project.

Plan my hardwood installation
  1. 01

    Understand your space

    Share the rooms, town, measurements, current floor and preferred timing. Include photos and any product choices.

  2. 02

    Review what’s underneath

    Discuss removal, subfloor condition, moisture, floor heights and any repairs required before installation.

  3. 03

    Agree on the whole scope

    Confirm the material, layout, installation method, stairs, transitions and trim in the written estimate.

  4. 04

    Install, finish & walk through

    Coordinate access and the work sequence, then review the completed floor and care guidance.

Let’s talk about your home

You bring the vision.
We’ll help with the details.

You don’t need to have every answer. Share the rooms and the look you’re considering. We’ll discuss measurements, product choices and what the installation needs.

  1. 01
    Tell us what you have in mind.

    Town, rooms, timing and a few photos are a useful start.

  2. 02
    Arrange a conversation or site visit.

    The team confirms availability and what to review on site.

  3. 03
    Review a written plan.

    Know the materials, preparation and included work before scheduling.

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Your first step

Plan a hardwood consultation.

Add contact details and review your request on the next page. Mago confirms appointment availability directly.

Before the first board

A little clarity.
A better decision.

Serving Massachusetts, with qualifying projects considered in Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

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How much does hardwood installation cost?

Mago’s published labor-and-material planning ranges are $8–$18 per square foot for hardwood and $6–$14 for engineered wood. Final pricing depends on the product, floor area, removal, subfloor preparation, installation method and finishing details. Stairs, trim and transitions can also affect the scope. Send your town, approximate measurements and photos so Mago can review your project.

Is solid or engineered hardwood right for my home?

Solid wood is one piece of wood throughout. Engineered wood has a real-wood surface over a layered core. Compare the specific product’s installation requirements with your subfloor, room location and moisture conditions. The right choice depends on the product and the space.

Can I supply the hardwood myself?

Yes—share the product name, specifications and available quantity before the installation is scheduled. Confirm responsibility for flooring, adhesives, underlayment, transitions, trim and delivery in the written scope.

Can new hardwood match my existing floor?

Share photos and any information about the existing species, width and finish. A site review and samples help assess possible matches. Natural variation, aging and discontinued products can prevent an exact match.

Should I replace my floor or refinish it?

That depends on its construction, condition and remaining sandable wood. If you like the existing layout, a review for refinishing or recoating can be useful before choosing replacement. Damaged boards and previous sanding need to be considered.

How long will the installation take?

The schedule depends on material availability, product conditioning requirements, removal, repairs, layout and any on-site finishing. Mago reviews these details before confirming the work sequence and return-to-use guidance.

Choosing your floor? Read the NWFA homeowner’s guide. Product specifications and a review of your space guide the final installation plan.

Materials, meet possibilities / The Mago shop

Find the wood.
Love the details.

Compare species, widths, tones and finishes in the Mago online shop. Bring your favorites into your installation plan.

Browse all flooring

From selection to installation. Share the product you like so we can review suitability, preparation and the finishing details together.

Accessories & trim
Your next project starts with a conversation

A better space.
Let’s make it happen.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll review your space, materials and installation needs to help define your next steps.

Massachusetts · Qualifying projects in Rhode Island & New Hampshire
MAGO / YOUR NEXT MOVEBuilt around your space.
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Share your town, approximate floor area
and preferred timing to get started.