Hardwood Floors Restoration

Life usually leaves a mark, and in busy homes or offices that normally means damage to the floor that can build up slowly over months and years. But hardwood floors are tough and at Strong Hardwood Floors, we take pride in bringing out the hidden beauty in dull, faded, or abused hardwood, and making it beautiful again—and at a fraction of the cost of a new floor.

Restoration Experts

Our hardwood floor restoration team has seen it all and we always believe that a good floor should be saved when it can. Hardwood floor refinishing and repair can be complex, and there are a number of different strategies and techniques that our team can try to deal with the damage that you are worried about, or just to make that old floor look new again. If you aren’t sure what might be required, call (201) 303-2558 to discuss your needs with one of our flooring experts.

The Right Tools and Experience

Our team has professional-grade sanders, stains, varnishes, applicators, and other equipment to save your knees hours’ worth of pain and agony. We also have the experience to tell how severe the damage to your floor really is and what the best course of action may be.  If you have a localized stain, warped boards, or an area where the stain or varnish didn’t quite take, we can often repair the area without the need to sand down the entire room. We can also complete quick surface finishes to refresh the finish and protect the wood, giving your floor back the sheen that you once loved.

What’s Involved?

Hardwood floors never go out of style, and with the right care they can last for a century. But your investment has to be protected from the daily grind, and what exactly that process involves will depend on your floor, its condition, and a few other important factors.

• Refinishing hardwood floors is a good option for floors that are in good structural shape but that have lost their sheen or gotten scuffed over time. Usually this damage is limited to the topcoat layer which can be easily replaced without damage to the wood beneath. The floor surface is normally sanded until the topcoat is gone and a new layer of stain and/or finish is applied overtop.
• If the wood underneath has also been damaged you may need to have your floor resurfaced. Resurfacing may involve replacing warped planks, countersinking loose nails, filling cracks, and grinding down cupped or crowned areas until they are level. Once that’s done the floor refinishing is done just like before.
• If your wood has been exposed to sunlight and has faded, we may suggest staining your floors during the refinishing. While adding a stain does add time and effort to the floor refinishing process, it can help to restore the color and tone your floor once processed.

The Best Prices and Service

Whether you are a new homeowner in the New York Metropolitan area, a business owner looking to spruce up the front office, or a landlord looking to quickly repair an older floor before the new occupant is scheduled to move in, our team will make sure that you always get the right materials at the right price. We can give you the advice you need to make an informed decision and our team delivers fast, high quality installation daily. Plus our customer service and satisfaction is always top quality. Give us a call any time at (201) 303-2558.

Always Ready to Help

Looking for laminate floors but unsure where to start? Give us a call to discuss your needs, we are available to all commercial and residential owners in the New Jersey, New York and Connecticut area.

We have a fantastic selection of different hardwood and laminate floors available for sale and installation. If you have existing hardwood floors and are looking to bring new life to your room, check out our hardwood restoration services. We look forward to hearing from you!