What we do to a hardwood floor
Five kinds of work, and the honest version of when each one is the right answer. If you are not sure which you need, start with the first two: they are the decision almost every job turns on.



Hardwood Floor Recoat
If your floors look dull or lightly scratched but the wood underneath is sound, a recoat is usually all you need, and it is the cheapest way to make them look new again.
Full Hardwood Floor Refinishing
When the wood itself is worn, stained or deeply scratched, a full refinish sands the floor back to bare timber and builds the finish up again. It is the reset that makes a tired floor look new.
Hardwood Floor Repair
Not every floor needs the whole treatment. Sometimes it is a few damaged boards, a gouge where an appliance was dragged, or a cracked plank that has to be replaced before anything else happens.
Hardwood Floor Water Damage Repair
Boards lifting or cupping at the edges are the classic sign of water under a floor. Caught early, a lot of it can be saved. Left alone, it spreads into the boards next to it and into the subfloor.
Hardwood Floor Sanding and Staining
A sand-and-stain goes past the sheen and changes the colour of the wood itself. It is how a dated orange oak or a pale maple becomes a floor you actually want underfoot.
Whichever of these you are looking at, the price depends on the same handful of things. We set them out on the cost page, and we give you the real figure after seeing the floor.
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