Give Your Home a New Look With Wood Floor Refinishing
One of the great things about wood is that it can endure. Even when it's scuffed and faded, a good hardwood can be refinished for a refreshed appearance. You may want to refinish your floors because of wear and tear, but refinishing is also possible when you just want a new look for your current wood. At Seta Hardwood Flooring, we are skilled with a range of finishing options. We'll talk to you about each one and help you pick the option that best suits your floors.
Oil-based polyurethanes
Different colors
Low-VOC, high-durability waterborne finishes
Environmentally friendly products
Matte, satin, semi-gloss, and gloss finishes
Zero-VOC finishes
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Floor Refinishing Experts in Metro Atlanta
Homeowners often confuse hardwood floor resurfacing with refinishing. Resurfacing involves removing the top layer of wood and is only necessary for severely damaged floors. Refinishing, on the other hand, involves standing and applying for a new finish.
Understanding the difference with the right preparation, tools, and expertise, you can achieve the beautiful flooring results you desire. Always remember that care doesn't stop after refinishing; ongoing maintenance is key to preserving your floors’ beauty and functionality. If you have any questions or need further guidance, feel free to reach out for expert advice. Call us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible to discuss how we can help meet your flooring needs. We're always working hard to guarantee your satisfaction. Our work is covered by a one-year labor warranty, and we are licensed & insured. Contact us today and book a free consultation!
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Common Mistakes to Avoid in Refinishing Floors
Refinishing hardwood floors can breathe new life into your home, but it's not without its pitfalls. Understanding the common mistakes in floor refinishing can save you time, money, and frustration. Here, we delve into the most prevalent errors and how you can avoid them.
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Proper preparation, including thorough cleaning, is essential for achieving a smooth and even finish. Always start with a clean floor for the best results.
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Using the right tools specifically designed for hardwood floors is crucial to prevent damage. Always use sanders & buffers made for hardwood floors to save you from costly repairs later.
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Over-sanding can thin the wood and reduce its lifespan; light sanding is usually sufficient. Pay attention to the wood's condition to know how much sanding you need.
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Safety precautions, such as wearing masks and goggles and ensuring proper ventilation, are vital during the refinishing process.
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Applying finish too quickly can lead to bubbles and uneven surfaces; patience and following drying time recommendations are important for quality results.
