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Can your hardwood floors be refinished?
Start with the floor you have. An evaluation helps us understand its condition, the result you want, and whether sanding, stain, and finishing are the right approach.
THE FIRST CONVERSATION
What should we look at?
- What condition is the existing wood in?
- Do you want to keep or change its color?
- Do nearby rooms or stairs need to match?
EVALUATING THE FLOOR
First, understand what is already there.
A photo can start the conversation. The condition of the wood and your goals determine the recommended scope.
Current condition
Wear, damage, and previous finish affect what the floor may need.
Desired result
Tell us whether you want to refresh the existing look or explore a different stain direction.
Connected spaces
Adjacent rooms and stairs influence how the finished floor will read throughout the home.
COLOR & FINISH
See the wood in a new light.
Stain and finish choices change the feel of the room while allowing the grain to remain visible. We discuss those choices after assessing the existing floor.
THE APPROACH
From assessment to finish.
The exact work depends on the condition of the floor. This is the sequence we discuss before beginning.
01
Assess
Review the existing hardwood and define the result you would like to achieve.
02
Prepare & sand
Plan the preparation and sanding needed for the selected finish.
03
Stain & finish
Confirm the color and finishing direction for the space.
FROM OUR WORK
Finished hardwood, up close.
These are finished floor examples; they are not presented as before-and-after pairs.
IF THE PROJECT GOES FURTHER
Other work can be part of the plan.
New flooring or stair details may need to be considered alongside your existing hardwood.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Start with an evaluation of your floor.
Tell us about its condition and what you would like to change. We can discuss whether refinishing is the right next step.