Wood Floor and Hardwood Flooring Services > Hardwood Floor Refinishing
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Pre-Wood Floor Finishing
Before the hardwood flooring refinishing process can begin, new floors must first be either installed and/or repaired, then sanded. Only after several rounds of sanding and thorough vacuuming can the finishing process begin.(Tip: Click on any photo to zoom in and view a slideshow. Once in slideshow mode, click on white arrows to advance the slideshow or the black background to exit slidewho mode.) -
Hardwood Flooring Refinishing in Action
The Medcalf Hardwood Flooring team skillfully and carefully apply multiple coats of polyurethane or Glitsa wood flooring finish. The exact number of coats applied typically depends on factors such as how much traffic the floor receives.
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A Wood Floor After the First Coat
The best part of the wood flooring business is seeing the floors after the first coat of finish is applied. That's when any wood floor refinishing project really starts to come together.
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A Completely Refinished Wood Floor
This floor required three coats of finish to leave a shine and look that will last for years.
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Another Refinished Floor
Carson Medcalf and his team have finished floor...
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A Polished Wood Floor
After floor...
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And Yet Another Refinished Floor
After floor.
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Beautiful Refinished Wood Floors
Each hardwood floor refinishing project is different and requires the careful planning and execution of an experienced professional for best results.
Contact Carson Medcalf if you want the best results possible for your wood floor refinishing project.