Hardwood Floor Refinishing
How long does it take to complete Hardwood Floor Refinishing?
There are two main ways to refinish hardwood floors: resurfacing and refinishing. Resurfacing is a good option if the hardwood flooring is in good condition but has lost its shine. The process involves sanding down the top layer of wood to remove any dirt and grime, then applying a new finish. Hardwood Floor Refinishing is a more invasive process that involves stripping off the old finish, sanding down the wood, and then applying a new finish. It is important to note that both resurfacing and refinishing hardwood floors will take several days to complete. In addition, it is important to make sure that the room is well-ventilated during the refinishing process to avoid inhaling harmful chemicals.
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How much does it cost to refinish hardwood floors?
The cost of Hardwood Floor Refinishing depends on a number of factors, including the size of the floor, the type of wood, and the condition of the existing finish. For a small room, expect to pay around $300 for hardwood floor refinishing. For a larger space, the cost can increase to $1,000 or more. The type of wood will also affect the price. Harder woods, such as oak and maple, are more difficult to refinish and will generally cost more than softer woods, such as pine. Finally, the condition of the existing finish will impact the price. If the finish is in good condition, it will be easier to refinish and will likely cost less than if the finish is damaged or needs repair.
Our Hardwood Floor Refinishing Process
We’ll sand the floor down to the original raw wood using our commercial dustless sanding technique. This refinishing method is used to modify the color of the wood or to repair excessive “wear and tear” on the floor.
Staining is a job that should only be done by professionals since there is so much that goes into getting the perfect color and using the right amount of stain to ensure consistency throughout the floor. There should be no streaks and any extra stain should be removed.
The floor faces various challenges. It has been worn down by people walking on it, children playing on it, dogs, cats, and ordinary wear and tear. After the stain has been put, our team will apply the finish of your choice to the floor.
Your hardwood flooring is prone to develop surface scratches and scuffs over time. Refinishing your floor using one of these methods is recommended to guarantee that it is kept in good condition.
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