An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This is especially true when it comes to your hardwood flooring. It’s much easier (and less expensive) to maintain your floors than to refinish them after they’ve been damaged.
When is the right time to refinish hardwood floors?
When floors have lost their luster, when cracks and deep scratches mar their surface, or when water damage leaves them dull and dreary, wood floor refinishing is one of the most effective solutions. Depending on the extent of the damage, a number of refinishing options are available. Some finishes can be effectively refreshed with a buff and coat, or “screen and recoat.” For greater damage to the wood or to change the color of the stain, sanding and refinishing are processes that you may want to consider.
Depending on the condition of your floor, whether it is solid hardwood or engineered wood floors, and other factors, there are several options for refinishing. If you still cannot decide whether to refinish or replace your floors, book a consultation with hardwood floor refinishing Chicago technicians. They offer a holistic approach to flooring, looking at all aspects of your home for the best treatment.
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