Metro Atlanta · In the trade since 2009

Hardwood Floors.
Installed Right. Finished Right.

Owner-operated hardwood flooring for Metro Atlanta homes. Installation, sanding, refinishing and custom stair work — personally overseen from the first walkthrough to the last coat.

Owner-OperatedChristian Rus, In The Trade Since 2009
Metro AtlantaResidential Only
LOBA-WakolConnected Systems Certified
Licensed& Insured · NWFA-Aligned
What We Do

Hardwood, start to finish.

Five services, all residential, all inside Metro Atlanta. One crew from the first measurement to the final coat — nothing gets handed to a subcontractor you have never met.

New hardwood flooring being installed board by board in an Atlanta home
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Hardwood Installation

Solid oak, walnut and hickory installed over wood subfloors and crawlspaces. We check the subfloor for flatness and let the wood acclimate in your house before a single board goes down.

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An existing hardwood floor being sanded flat before finishing
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Sand & Finish

Sanding an existing floor flat, then staining and finishing it. Containment goes up on day one, and the site gets cleaned every evening you are living in it.

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Hardwood stair treads and risers fitted to a residential staircase
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Custom Staircases

Treads, risers, stringers and returns cut and fitted to your stair. It is the most visible joinery in the house, so none of it gets covered with trim to hide a gap.

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Wide-plank engineered hardwood being installed over a concrete slab
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Engineered Hardwood

Wide-plank engineered wood over concrete slabs and radiant heat, where solid wood moves too much. We test the slab for moisture before anything is glued down.

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Luxury vinyl plank flooring installed in a finished lower level
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Luxury Vinyl

LVP and LVT for basements, laundry rooms and anywhere standing water is a real risk. Same subfloor prep we give a wood floor.

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The Work

Good floors start with good preparation.

The finish is only as good as what is underneath it. Most of what separates a good floor from a great one happens before anyone sees a finished board.

01

Subfloor and layout

We check the subfloor for flatness and moisture before anything is ordered. Then we set the layout so the run works with the room and the seams fall where they should — not where the box ran out.

02

Board selection

Boards get sorted as they go down. Character goes where it reads well, and the pieces that fight the room get cut out instead of installed and explained later.

03

Transitions and edges

Where wood meets tile, the wood is scribed to the tile. Edges and corners get worked by hand, because that is where a machine-sanded floor gives itself away.

04

Sanding

Flat, in sequence, through the grits. Skipping a grit saves an hour and shows up in the finish for the life of the floor.

05

Finish

Applied as a system — sealer and topcoat specified to work together, under our LOBA-Wakol Connected Systems certification. Coats go on after the previous one has actually dried.

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Final walkthrough

Christian walks the finished floor with you before the job closes. Every transition, every reveal. It does not close until you say it does.

Christian Rus, owner of Georgia Real Floors, on a finished hardwood floor in an Atlanta home
Christian Rus Owner & Master Craftsman
Who You Are Hiring

The owner is on the job.

From the first walkthrough to the final coat, Christian stays on the project. You are not handed to a salesman on day one and a rotating crew on day two.

He carries LOBA-Wakol Connected Systems certification and works to NWFA-aligned standards. The work is residential only, and the service area stops at Metro Atlanta — both on purpose. A small area is what makes it possible for the person responsible for the floor to be standing on it at the end.

When you call the number on this page, he is who you are calling.

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