
Remember, if you're going to remove your old floors, do it at least one day prior to arrival of your hardwood to allow time for cleanup and floor preparation. If you think this is too much trouble, then your installers may remove your old flooring for you for an additional fee.
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- Year established: 2004
Refinishing
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Refinishing a hardwood floor costs roughly the same as purchasing a good quality rug or carpet needed to cover the floor. In fact, if you do it yourself, you might significantly cut down on costs, get rid of the hazards that a hard to clean carpet poses to you, and, most importantly, enjoy the hardwood flooring you have always envied in your friends' or relatives' houses.
Repairs
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Hardwood floors repairs are needed when your wood floors look a little dull or have spots where the wood has worn down. Although wood is durable, hardwood floors are subject to wear and tear just like almost every other flooring material. Whether they squeak when you walk over them or they look dull and dated, your hardwood can be brought back to life.
Staining
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Staining a hardwood floor properly pays off in having a beautiful finish and enduring protection. Staining and sealing hardwood floors the right way last for years and give you the peace of mind to focus on you life and not worry about your floor. Anyone who's tackled a hardwood floor staining job can tell you it's a mess, starting with the removal of the previous finish.
Stairs Railings
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Installing and maintaining hardwood stairs and railings is closer to being an art than a craft. You not only have to be aware of your options and what to keep in mind when planning for your staircase but you also need to know how to avoid planning mistakes that may compromise your desired design. In fact, the design of your stair will affect your railing layout options.
Sanding
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Sanding hardwood flooring is a job for the professionals simply because even if you've used a floor sander before, you could do more harm than good to your floors in no time at all. Before you can even begin to think about applying a new finish, you'll need to have your hardwood floor sanded down to the natural wood to remove the old finish and repair any scratches or grooves.

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