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Hardwood Floors Restoration/Repair
Hardwood Floors have been the most popular flooring choice for centuries. Hardwood Floors enhance any space and are easy to care for. But after years of wear and tear it is normal to notice some damage to your floors. That is why restoring your floors every couple of years is part of proper Hardwood Floor maintenance. Hardwood Floor restoration fixes the damage done to your floors and makes them look brand new.
Types Of Damage We Can Repair
Years of constant use can do a number on your hardwood floors. No matter the damage we can fix it!
Pet Damage
Water Damage
Termite Damage
Construction Damage
Furniture Indentations
Wear Marks
High Traffic Damage
Anything Else
Antique Floor Restoration/Repair
Any hardwood floor restoration job has its own set of challenges but antique floor restoration is in its own league. What makes antique floor restoration more challenging is that age of the wood and the difficult task of finding replacement wood. Luckily as masters of hardwood flooring, restoring and repairing antique floors is a always a delight for us.
We keep a stock of locally reclaimed antique wood on hand for the sole purpose of restoring antique floors. By using reclaimed wood with a similar look and age to the current floors we are able to insure a seamless finish. We guarantee our antique flooring restoration/repair service will make your antique floors look brand new without losing its character.
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Our Process
Our floor restoration process produces quality results that have won awards and satisfied hundreds of customers
Product Selection
We go over all your options to help you meet your finished product goals and wood type. Generally, we recommend Low-VOC Commercial water based and Oil based finishes for a longevity with less fumes. Extra Low and Zero VOC products are also available.
Prepping The Space
Before We start any work, we take the necessary steps to minimize the mess that happens during a floor restoration. We clear the area and use plastic to protect the surrounding space and furniture from dust and debris. We then carefully remove the floors molding to reinstall later.
Sanding Floors
We sand the entire floor to remove the top layer of damaged wood and then proceed to lightly sand and buff out any imperfections. To ensure the entire floor is smooth we sand the edges. Based on your selected options we leave stain samples for you to choose from. Upon request we can use an Advanced Dustless Sanding System.
Staining the Floors
The dust and debris from sanding is cleared and we buff the floor to make a leveled surface for the stain and finish. We apply the stain chosen and the first coat of finish. If a special finishing option is requested, we perform that process before adding the stain and finish.
Final Coating
To prepare the floor for the final coat of finish, we buff the floor once more to remove any scuff marks that might have occurred during drying. After clearing the floor of debris again the final coat of finish is applied to the floor.
Post Installation Cleanup
After the final coat of finish has dried, we will reinstall the molding that was removed during prepping. The plastic covering will be removed and we'll clean up any dust or debris that our restoration left behind.
Modern Finish Options
We use new modern finish options to create unique color finishes with conditioners. Ask us about these modern options at your consultation!
Water Popping
Adding water to hardwood floors to open the grain in the wood before staining and finishing it.
Ebonizing
Using iron oxide to create a reaction with the natural tannins in the wood to produce a natural- looking black.
Pre-Colors
Priming unfinished or recently sanded interior wood with a water-based stain to color the wood and enhance its grain.
Wire Brushing
The act of scraping hardwood floors with a with a hard-bristled wire brush to create a more textured and rustic finish.
Past Hardwood Floor Restorations
View hardwood floor restorations we've done in the past to get an idea of our quality of work
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