Restoring the Natural Beauty of Your Hardwood Floors
We understand the importance of maintaining your hardwood floors in Freehold and Manalapan, NJ. Our sanding and refinishing services help to extend the life of your floors, saving you money in the long run.
Our skilled professionals use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to ensure your floors are left looking brand new. With our expertise and attention to detail, you can trust that your floors are in good hands.
Is Sanding Hardwood Floors Necessary?
Sanding is a crucial step in restoring the beauty of your hardwood floors. It involves removing the top layer of the wood to eliminate scratches and other imperfections. This process helps to level out uneven areas of the floor, creating a smooth and even surface. It also prepares the floor for refinishing, which is the application of a protective layer that enhances the wood's natural grain and color.
Enhance Your Hardwood Floors With Refinishing Services
Our refinishing services protect and enhance your hardwood floors, making them more durable and resistant to wear and tear. We offer a wide range of finishes, including matte, satin, and glossy, to suit your preferences and style. In addition, our team of experts will ensure that the process is completed efficiently and with minimal dust and disruption to your home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most sanding and finishing projects take 3-5 days to complete. Day 1 involves sanding and preparation work, Day 2 includes stain application (if requested), and Days 3-4 involve applying 2-3 coats of protective finish with proper drying time between coats. Larger areas may take additional days. You can walk on floors after 24 hours but should wait 72 hours before replacing furniture.
Modern dustless sanding systems capture 95-99% of dust at the source, dramatically reducing airborne particles. While some fine dust is inevitable, professional equipment includes powerful vacuum systems attached directly to sanders. We also use plastic barriers to contain any remaining dust and provide thorough cleanup. Older sanding methods created significantly more dust, but today's technology makes the process much cleaner.
Professional sanding removes the damaged surface layer, eliminating most scratches, scuffs, water rings, and surface stains that haven't penetrated deeply into the wood. Very deep scratches or gouges may require wood filler application before sanding. Pet urine stains that have penetrated deeply may require board replacement in severe cases. We'll assess your floors during the estimate and set realistic expectations.
Engineered floors can be refinished if the wear layer (top wood layer) is thick enough - typically 2-4mm minimum. Thinner wear layers may only allow screening and recoating. We'll measure your floor's wear layer during assessment and recommend appropriate restoration methods. Some engineered floors cannot be sanded at all due to construction, requiring alternative restoration approaches.