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Dark colors can be incredibly striking; this floor in the Forest Acres neighborhood of Columbia came out beautifully.
Everyone was thrilled with this lace-in and refinish of white oak on Lake Murray in Chapin, SC.
Uncovering hardwoods underneath old carpet is always a win, enjoyed upgrading this home in Hollywood Hills, Columbia, SC.
Hand work is still an important part of the process in getting the best final results when refinishing your hardwood floors. Sometimes a machine just isn’t able to compare to a hand tool. Pictured is a hand scraper and file-this tool is typically used for tight spaces.
It’s amazing to see a before, during, and after picture of a particularly rough floor!
This floor in Forest Acres, SC had numerous issues including cupping, a poor sanding job, and an outdated red color. Now it’s flat and has an updated neutral color.
Flush mount wood vents are installed prior to sanding a floor then finished flat as an extension of the floor. Major upgrade!
Not all wood floors can be saved but there are very few that can’t be salvaged. An aggressive sanding and a darker toned stain will help blend pet stains or tannin pull.
Carpet has its place but not in this fantastic living room overlooking Lake Murray in Chapin, SC. The wood was installed per NWFA standards then the entire house was sanded and finished. What a change!
This home in the Historic Earlwood Community in Columbia, SC had significant wear and finish failure. Improper techniques and product were the culprit. After a professional sanding and finishing they look amazing!