Hardwood

floor REFINISHING

Almost all kinds of wood-based flooring can be repaired, but there are some subtle factors to consider when figuring out whether your particular type of flooring can be refinished.

Since polyurethane must be applied to all solid hardwood floors, these surfaces are refinishable. This includes exotic species as well as oak, cherry, and maple. When the flooring isn't traditional or solid hardwood, things get tricky. Engineered hardwood flooring can be found in many homes. Engineered hardwood flooring uses a mixture of plywood and solid wood, allowing contractors to repair the surface while preserving its original appearance. However, once repaired, it cannot be changed into another type of flooring.

On the contrary, because vinyl plank floors aren't made of raw wood and can't withstand renovation to their structures during restoration because of how brittle these materials may become after touch-ups or renovations during restoration processes, contractors don't do resurfacing on them.

How to refinish hardwood floors?

In the process of refinishing hardwood floors, the surface of the wood is sanded to remove any scratches or other flaws. The following steps involve stain application and polyurethane sealing. Your floor will look brand-new and be protected from further damage as a result.

All of the room's furniture, carpeting, and other decorations must be removed before the hardwood floors can be refinished. The next step is to sand the wood's surface with coarse grit sandpaper to get rid of any scratches or flaws. After sanding, make sure the surface is completely dry to remove any dust before applying stain or polyurethane.

If you want your hardwood floors to be refinished by a reputable company, look no further than Weles Wood Floor Services. Since we've been in business, we've been refinishing hardwood floors. Our team is committed to providing our customers with the best service possible at an affordable price. To learn more, get in touch with us right away!