FAQ

Hardwood floor refinishing timelines can vary depending on the size and condition of the floors. On average, it takes around 3 to 5 days to complete the process, including sanding, staining, and applying multiple coats of finish. However, the exact duration can be determined after assessing the specific project requirements.

Hardwood floor refinishing offers several advantages, such as restoring the floor's beauty and extending its lifespan. It helps remove scratches, stains, and signs of wear, making the floors look fresh and new. Additionally, refinishing allows homeowners to change the color or finish of their floors, providing an opportunity to update the aesthetics of their space.

The frequency of hardwood floor refinishing depends on factors such as foot traffic, wear and tear, and maintenance. Generally, it is recommended to refinish hardwood floors every 7 to 10 years to maintain their appearance and protect them from further damage. However, professional assessment by our team can determine the optimal refinishing schedule for your specific floors.

While it is not always necessary to vacate the premises, it is highly recommended to minimize foot traffic and allow the finish to properly cure. The refinishing process involves the use of strong chemicals and finishes, which may emit odors and require adequate ventilation. Our team can provide guidance on the best approach to ensure safety and convenience during the refinishing process.

To maintain and prolong the life of refinished hardwood floors, it is important to follow proper maintenance practices. This includes regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove dirt and debris, promptly wiping up spills, using furniture pads to prevent scratches, and avoiding excessive moisture. Additionally, periodic professional cleaning and applying protective finishes can help preserve the beauty and durability of your refinished floors. Our team can provide detailed care instructions tailored to your specific flooring needs.