Wood Floor Sanding & Refinishing

Wood Floor Sanding & Refinishing
Hardwood floors are a timeless feature in any home, but over time, they can show signs of wear from foot traffic, furniture movement, and everyday life. If your wood flooring has lost its shine, developed scratches, or looks outdated, hardwood floor sanding and refinishing is the perfect solution to restore its beauty. At J&M Hardwood Floors, we specialize in refinishing hardwood floors to bring back their original elegance and durability.
Whether you are looking to refresh the look of your floors or repair damage from moisture, carpet residue, or stains, our expert team ensures a flawless finish. Using professional sanding machines, vacuum cleaners, and wood stains, we provide high-quality refinishing services that enhance the appearance and longevity of your floors.
Benefits of Refinishing Your Hardwood Floors

Restore Beauty & Shine
Over time, hardwood floors can become dull due to accumulated dust, dirt, and scratches. Sanding hardwood floors removes imperfections, while refinishing revives the wood grain and enhances its natural color.

Extend the Life of Your Flooring
Refinishing your hardwood flooring protects it from further wear and tear. Applying a polyurethane sealant or oil-based floor finish strengthens the wood surface, preventing future damage.

Cost-Effective Alternative to Replacement
Replacing hardwood floors is expensive, but refinishing them is a budget-friendly solution that delivers a like-new look without the high costs of a full floor installation.

Increases Home Value
Refinished wood flooring enhances the aesthetic appeal of your home, making it more attractive to potential buyers. Whether you're preparing to sell your home or want a fresh, polished look, refinishing wood floors adds value to your property.

Removes Stains & Damage
Hardwood floors can develop stains from spills, paint, tile adhesives, and plumbing leaks. Sanding hardwood floors eliminates discoloration, while refinishing provides a protective layer against future stains.
Our Hardwood Floor Sanding & Refinishing Process

Step 1: Floor Preparation & Cleaning
- We vacuum and clean the floor to remove debris, dust, and sawdust.
- Ventilation is set up to ensure a safe work environment, and we use respirators and dust masks to minimize exposure to airborne particles

Step 2: Sanding the Hardwood Floors
- We start with a coarse sandpaper to remove the old floor finish, stains, and deep scratches
- A belt sander or drum sander is used for even sanding across large surfaces.
- Edges and corners are carefully sanded with a handheld edger for a uniform finish.

Step 3: Repairing & Filling Gaps
- Any cracks, gaps, or nail holes are filled with wood putty or plastic putty to create a smooth surface.
- Putty knives and brushes are used to ensure seamless blending.

Step 4: Staining (Optional)
- If you want a new color for your floors, we apply a wood stain that complements your interior design
- Common stain choices include oak, walnut, cherry, and maple.

Step 5: Applying the Finish
- A protective polyurethane sealant or oil-based finish is applied to enhance durability.
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We offer different finish options:
Glossy: High-shine and polished look.
Satin: Soft sheen for a modern feel.
Matte: Natural appearance with minimal shine. - The floor is left to dry for 24-48 hours before foot traffic is allowed.

Step 6: Final Polishing & Cleanup
- Once the finish is dry, we perform final polishing using a floor buffer for a smooth and even look.
- We clean up the area, ensuring no dust, debris, or residue is left behind.
Common Signs Your Hardwood Floors Need Refinishing
- Visible scratches, dents, or gouges
- Dull, worn-out finish with no shine
- Water damage or mold growth from plumbing leaks
- Discoloration or stains from spills and carpet adhesives
- Uneven surfaces, splintering, or rough patches
If you notice these signs, it may be time to refinish your hardwood floors to restore their strength, beauty, and longevity.


How to Maintain Your Refinished Hardwood Floors
- Sweep and mop regularly to remove dust and dirt buildup.
- Use a microfiber mop to prevent scratches.
- Avoid excessive moisture—clean up spills immediately.
- Use furniture pads to prevent damage from heavy furniture.
- Schedule routine maintenance to keep your floors looking pristine.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long does it take to refinish hardwood floors?
Can I stay in my home during the refinishing process?
How often should hardwood floors be refinished?
Most hardwood floors need refinishing every 7-10 years, depending on foot traffic and wear.
Will refinishing remove deep scratches and stains?
What is the cost of refinishing hardwood floors?

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