Hardwood floor refinishing in Fairview
Fairview is mostly post-war housing, which means solid strip floors that have often never been touched since the day they went in. Those are the easiest floors to bring back.
Original floors under later flooring
A great many Fairview houses had wall-to-wall carpet or sheet vinyl laid over the original hardwood decades ago, and the floor underneath has been protected ever since. When it comes up it is usually in far better shape than the owner expected: dry, unmarked, and needing sanding and finish rather than repair.
The one thing to check before you get excited is the staple and tack damage around the perimeter, where the carpet was fastened. That is normal, it sands out in most cases, and it is not a reason to write the floor off. We look at how deep it goes before we tell you either way.
A modest job done properly
These are not enormous houses and the jobs are usually two or three rooms rather than a whole storey. We treat a small job the same way as a big one: the same number of coats, the same dust setup, the same written scope, and the same free look before anything is priced.
Request a quote and we will come out, tell you what the floor needs and what it does not, and give you a number you can hold us to. There is no cost for the visit.
Nearby areas we cover
Not sure what your floors need? Start with the difference between a recoat and a full refinish, or see what moves the price.
Get a free quote on your Fairview floors.