HY Hardwood Floors

Matching new hardwood to existing floors is work HY Hardwood Floors customers describe directly. A June 2026 reviewer said Yurii refinished the existing hardwood, installed new flooring and made the new areas blend with the refinished ones. The company describes itself as locally owned and based in West Yarmouth, offering hardwood and laminate installation, refinishing, sanding and repairs across Cape Cod. Google lists a 5-star average from 166 ratings. A June customer described installation and finishing in three rooms and a staircase, calling it the third job Yuri had done for them. Another June reviewer said Yuri and his team redid an entire floor of the house and installed hardwood in the kitchen, with transparent estimates and pricing and communication throughout the work. A May 2026 customer said the team moved appliances to reach additional areas during refinishing, finished quickly at a reasonable cost and left the home clean. In July, another customer praised Yurii and the team for being clean and prompt while refinishing and repairing wood floors. In a September 2025 review, a customer with a worn, 60-year-old oak floor said Yuri repaired damaged sections, sanded the floor and matched its stain to newer flooring upstairs. In an October 2025 review, another homeowner described refinishing yellowed, damaged red oak with a water-based finish and replacing bedroom vinyl with red oak that matched the existing flooring. A January 2026 reviewer described restoring scratched, discolored floors in a house more than thirty years old. They said Yurii explained the options, sent photo updates over several days and left the floors a uniform, light natural red oak color. An August 2025 customer who was off Cape during installation said Yurri sent videos and updates while replacing carpet on both floors with vinyl flooring. Some customers described delays alongside praise for the work. An April 2026 reviewer reported a small delay caused by a severe snowstorm and explicitly said it was not Yurii’s fault. In a September 2025 review, a customer seeking a high-gloss finish on yellow pine said humidity made the polyurethane coats take longer than anticipated to dry; they praised the final result and photo updates.