Essential info about hardwood floor refinishing

If you have hardwood flooring installed in any room in your home, you can rest assured you will eventually have to take advantage of hardwood floor refinishing. This process removes decades of wear and leaves you with a floor covering that looks as good as brand new. Even engineered hardwood floors can be refinished, depending on the thickness of the real wood veneer it has in place. This process allows you the benefit of fully restored floors without installing new materials. You can even choose this time to change stain colors and finish types, to create a new look as well. This option is cheaper than choosing a new floor covering and helps move towards the average 100-year lifespan that solid wood offers from the start.

Hardwood floor refinishing and you

The process of refinishing always begins with sanding wood floors to remove decades of wear and abuse using our dustless sanding system. This takes the surface down to a new layer of wood, which can then be restained, resealed, and refinished, bringing your floors back to a beautiful new look with ease. If you prefer, you can even add a new color or finish, either to perform better moving forward or to match your fantastic décor.

Certain finish types, such as distressed, hand-scraped, or vintage, can even work to protect you against future damage by hiding scuffs, scratches, and dings. This can make your floors harder to damage and therefore push forward any future finishing needs, giving you more time with a great looking floor. There are many options to choose from that can protect your floors, so be sure to talk with a flooring specialist when you visit us.