HARDWOOD FLOOR RESTORATION AND REPAIR

As a home or company owner, you despise that your floors seem shabby -- perhaps even disgusting -- and you want thorough hardwood floor restoration. So how should you get started? Is it even possible to bring back the floor's older, glorious sheen? Can you restore on the cheap?

The answers depend upon a slew of factors, including your finances, your sense of perfectionism, your tools and time, the people who you employ (or don't use) to do the job, and the nature/extent of any damage. Hardwood floors can deteriorate in a variety of ways. They can cup, crown, get stained, peel, bubble, burn, mold and suffer the ravages of a pestilential infestation.

Before moving forward with your hardwood floor restoration:

• Double check the installation procedure;
• ID any changes in humidity, moisture, sun, and other environmental factors;
• Investigate whether bad maintenance might have caused your hardwood flooring harm -- e.g. did the last owner of your construction use bleach to clean up a wine spill or something similarly dumb?

Different kinds of damage involve radically different maintenance measures.

For instance, cupping -- a very common sort of harm -- stems from an imbalance in moisture. The bottom of a plank becomes damp, while the top stays dry. Through the magic of osmosis, the moisture expands through the wood,"cupping" its own structure.

If you face this issue, dry the floor out and keep it dry. This activity alone can often solve the issue. You also need to recognize and permanently halt the moisture supply. You might need to repair/replace a number of planks or maybe refinish the whole floor.

Stains, on the other hand, can stem from a virtually infinite number of resources, including but not restricted to: pets, kids with oil markers, blood and wine, dirt and dirt, weird cleaners or reagents that spilled, etc..

Since varied substances causes stains, the treatment/prevention differs. If a puppy did his company in your dining room floor, for instance, clean the area with a white vinegar and water solution. Or strategically apply diluted hydrogen peroxide.

As Opposed to comb through the World Wide Web to Attempt to find the best strategy to repair your flooring, why don't turn to the pros at Tadworth Floor Sanding ? We've got enormous experience, fantastic customer satisfaction positions, and the tools to do the work correctly. In the end, there are far better things to do with your time! And if you mess up the hardwood floor restoration, you could harm yourself or damage your house. Give us a call now to address your issues today.