Hardwood Restoration

Hardwood Refinishing for Worn & Damaged Floors

Over time, hardwood floors can take a beating. Foot and pet traffic can damage the finish, sunlight can cause the original color to fade and finishes to crack and craze due to the effects of US light on older finishes. Deep scratches and gouges can occur from pet nails, items dropped and moving furniture.

Faced with this kind of damage, you might think you need to replace your floors. However, floor sanding is a much less expensive and less invasion solution than a complete tear out and protects your original investment. In addition, floor sanding allows for color enhancement or to change to a completely new color. Natural finishes are very popular today, as well.

Getting new hardwood floors installed today ranges in price from $15 psf up to $25 psf depending on the wood species and the finish color selected. For 1,000 square feet of flooring, that’s $15,000 to $25,000, not counting demo of old floors and preparation of the subfloor.

In contrast, wood floor refinishing is between $4 psf, up to around $7 psf. That’s a savings of between $11,000 and $18,000. Why not take a nice vacation or buy a boat instead!

Our crews use state-of-the-art vacuum air filtering systems (dust collection system) to keep dust at an absolute minimum during the sanding process.

The N-Hance sanding process works on many floors that other professional sanders walk away from. This includes factory pre-finished floors, parquet floors, and most engineered flooring. Our process is gentler on your floors and less likely to cause floor damage compared to traditional sanding and refinishing.

Our ultraviolet light curing technology creates an instant, hardened finish – so it lasts. At that point, your floor is ready for use, minimizing downtime and family disruption.

By choosing N-Hance hardwood refinishing services, you can restore damaged floors without excessive dust, chemical fumes, or lingering odors of traditional refinishing. What’s more, your floors will be restored in a fraction of the time. Even in cases where floors are badly damaged, the N-Hance process takes only a few days!