Worth a closer look before replacement.
Real hardwood can develop wear, scratches and a tired finish over years of use. Whether refinishing is possible depends on the wood, its condition and what has already been done to it. We can look at the existing floor and discuss refinishing versus installing something new.
REQUEST AN ESTIMATE
Help for the floor
you already have.
Tell us what you have, where the damage or wear is and what you want to change. We can discuss the options.
Assess the existing floor
Identify the type and condition of the hardwood before choosing the next step.
Refinishing options
Discuss whether sanding and a new finish are appropriate for the floor and the results you want.
Replacement when needed
When a floor cannot reasonably be refinished, ask about new hardwood and other hard-surface options.
A few things
worth knowing.
Can every hardwood floor be refinished?
No. Refinishing depends on the construction of the floor, remaining usable wood and existing damage. Some engineered products have limits on sanding.
Does refinishing make scratches disappear?
Surface wear may improve with refinishing, but deep damage, gaps and staining may require other work. The outcome depends on the condition of the boards.
Can I ask about refinishing and replacement together?
Yes. Tell us about the wood floor, the rooms involved and the result you want. We can discuss which approach is worth considering.
Let's talk about
your floor.
Greensboro and the Piedmont Triad.