The installation process of site-finished hardwood floors involves laying raw, unfinished wood planks on-site and then sanding, staining, and applying protective coatings, such as polyurethane, to the flooring once it's in place. This method allows for a more customizable approach, as it permits homeowners to select specific stains and finishes tailored to their preferences and existing home decor. One of the primary benefits of site-finished hardwood floors is the ability to achieve a seamless, uniform appearance throughout the home, as finishing occurs after installation. Additionally, this method enables customization to address specific design requirements or unique spaces. Site finishing also allows for a smoother transition between rooms and areas, providing a cohesive look. While the installation process may take longer due to the on-site finishing, the result is a personalized, high-quality hardwood floor that complements the aesthetic and style of your home. Additionally, site-finished floors offer the opportunity for refinishing and re-staining over time, extending the longevity of the flooring and adapting to changing interior design trends or preferences.