Many homeowners assume worn planks mean full replacement, but Floor & More can often refinish Denver hardwood floors instead, saving both money and the original character of the wood.
Signs Refinishing Will Work
If the wear layer is intact and there are no deep structural issues, sanding and refinishing usually brings the floor back to life. This applies to many older homes across Englewood and Littleton with solid hardwood original to the house.
When Replacement Makes More Sense
Engineered floors with a thin veneer, or boards with water damage and rot, typically can’t be refinished. Floor & More inspects the floor in person before recommending either path, since guessing from photos leads to surprises.
How Floor & More Approaches the Process
Refinishing involves sanding down old finish, addressing any minor gaps, and applying a fresh stain and topcoat. Most projects in the Denver Metro area, including Castle Rock and Centennial, wrap up in just a few days depending on square footage.
This Old House has additional background on how refinishing compares to full replacement.
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