Hardwood Floor Refinishing Service Area: Dubuque, IA and the Tri-State Region

Our primary market. Dubuque has one of the highest concentrations of Victorian and early 20th-century homes in the Midwest. Cathedral Hill, Langworthy, West 11th Street, and the bluff neighborhoods are full of original red oak, Douglas fir, and maple floors that we refinish regularly.

Asbury is a growing suburb directly west of Dubuque with a mix of newer construction and older ranch homes. We serve both: newer homes needing their first refinish, and older properties where original floors have years of wear.

Dyersville is about 25 miles west of Dubuque. The older neighborhoods in town have original hardwood floors typical of Iowa's small-city stock from the 1920s through 1960s. We make the drive regularly for full refinishing and screen and recoat jobs.

Peosta sits along US-20 west of Dubuque and has seen steady residential growth. We work on both established homes and newer builds throughout the area.

East Dubuque sits directly across the Mississippi River and is effectively part of the same metro. We cross the bridge regularly for refinishing jobs in the historic neighborhoods along the bluffs.

Galena is a historic destination city about 25 miles southeast of Dubuque, famous for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture. The homes here have some of the oldest original hardwood floors in the region. We work on pre-Civil-War era floors in Galena regularly.

Platteville is about 30 miles northeast of Dubuque across the Wisconsin border. We serve the older residential neighborhoods and the UW-Platteville area. Wisconsin hardwood floors often feature birch and maple species common to the upper Midwest.

Cascade is a small historic city in southern Dubuque County with a well-preserved downtown and residential areas. Original floors in older Cascade homes tend to be in good condition and are good candidates for screen and recoat.

Maquoketa is about 30 miles south of Dubuque in Jackson County. We take jobs here for full refinishing on older homes and water damage restoration where the older floor stock has been affected by the area's flood-prone geography.