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About Hardwood Floor Refinishing Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Hardwood floor refinishing uses a drum sander with 36, 60, 80, and 100-grit sandpaper to remove the existing finish and level cupped or scratched boards, followed by edger sanding and hand scraping in corners, then stain application and 3 coats of waterborne or oil-based polyurethane with 220-grit screening between coats. Hardwood can be refinished multiple times as long as at least 3/32 inch of wood remains above the tongue — typically 5–8 refinishes over the floor's life.

Clients want a like-new finish that removes decades of scratches and discoloration while preserving the original wood character and grain.

Licensing & credentials: No license required; NWFA (National Wood Flooring Association) certification is the professional standard for hardwood installation and refinishing.

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Hardwood Floor Refinishing — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Hardwood Floor Refinishing services

How many times can hardwood floors be refinished?

Solid hardwood (3/4-inch thick) can be refinished 5–8 times over its lifespan as long as 3/32 inch of wood remains above the tongue. Engineered hardwood can be refinished 1–2 times depending on the veneer thickness.

What is the difference between oil-based and waterborne polyurethane?

Oil-based polyurethane imparts an amber tone and is harder but takes 24 hours between coats; waterborne is nearly clear, dries in 2–3 hours, and has low VOC — most refinishers now prefer waterborne.

How long does floor refinishing take?

A 500 sq ft room takes 2–3 days: day 1 sanding and stain, days 2–3 for 3 coats of finish drying. The house must be vacated for 24 hours after the final coat.

Can I change the stain color of my hardwood floor?

Yes — sanding removes the existing color completely; any stain color can be applied on bare wood. Going lighter is possible; going darker is always achievable.

How do I maintain refinished hardwood floors?

Sweep or dust mop daily; use a well-wrung damp mop with pH-neutral cleaner weekly; apply furniture pads; avoid high heels and pet nails; recoat (screen and recoat) every 3–5 years before the finish wears through to wood.

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