Wood Floor Sanding and Waxing in Connecticut
Flores Painting Service LLC sands, waxes, and restores wood floors in Connecticut homes. Old boards get the finish taken down, the surface leveled, and the color brought back, without replacing the floor.
The Floor Under the Finish Is Usually Fine
Most hardwood floors that look finished are not. Under the scratches and the dull gray there is usually solid wood with plenty of thickness left. Sanding takes off a fraction of a millimeter, and the floor comes back. Replacement is rarely the first answer.
Flores Painting Service LLC handles sanding, waxing, surface restoration, and ongoing maintenance. The same crew that does interior carpentry does the floors. That means the trim, the thresholds, and the transitions get handled correctly too. Floors and trim meet somewhere, and that line shows.
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Wood Floor Services in Connecticut
Four floor services, from a full sanding down to bare wood to routine maintenance on a floor already in good shape.
Floor Sanding in Connecticut
Floor sanding takes the old finish and the surface damage off down to clean wood. Coarse passes level the boards, finer passes leave the surface ready to take a finish. Sanding decides how the floor looks.
Floor Waxing in Connecticut
Floor waxing puts a protective layer over the wood and brings the color back up. Wax gets buffed in thin coats, because a heavy coat stays soft and picks up dirt. Wax can be renewed later.
Wood Floor Surface Restoration in Connecticut
Wood floor surface restoration brings an old floor back without pulling up a single board. Scratches, dull spots, and worn traffic paths get sanded out and refinished. Restoration costs a fraction of a new hardwood floor.
Floor Maintenance in Connecticut
Floor maintenance keeps a finished wood floor from getting to the point of a full sanding. Buffing, recoating, and touch ups handle wear before it reaches the bare wood. Maintenance is cheaper than sanding every time.
Why Connecticut Homeowners Call Us for Floors
Boards Checked First
The thickness left in the boards gets checked before sanding, because a floor can only take so much.
Done by Carpenters
The crew handles trim, thresholds, and transitions too, so the edges and the doorways come out looking right.
One Room at a Time
Work gets staged room by room, so most of the house stays usable while the floors are done.
How a Floor Project Runs
Free Estimate
We look at the floor, check the thickness left in the boards, and price the work.
Written Scope
You receive the scope in writing, with materials, labor, and price listed on their own lines.
Scheduled Work
Furniture comes out, the room gets sealed off, and the sanding work runs on the schedule.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished floor with you and correct any spot before the furniture comes back.
Floor Projects in Connecticut
Sanding, waxing, and restoration completed on wood floors in Connecticut homes. Same boards, same rooms, photographed before and after.
9 projects completed
Floor Questions We Get Asked
Answers to the questions Connecticut homeowners ask before starting a floor project.
It depends on the thickness above the tongue, which is why we check before quoting. A solid hardwood floor has a limited number of sandings in it. Once that is gone, recoating and maintenance are the only options left.
Wax sits on the surface, gives a softer look, and can be renewed in sections without sanding the whole floor again. Polyurethane is a harder film finish. We work with wax, and we will tell you honestly if your floor is a better fit for it.
It depends on the square footage and the condition of the boards. Sanding moves faster than people expect. The finish is what sets the schedule, because it needs time to cure before furniture goes back on it.
Usually not. Furniture has to come out of the rooms being worked on, and you will want to stay off those floors while the finish cures. Most people stage it room by room and keep living in the house.
Sometimes. If the damage is in the finish and not down in the wood, a buff and recoat handles it. Deep gouges and water stains go into the board itself, and those need sanding to come out.
Call (203) 385-2517 or fill out the form on this page. Tell us the rough square footage, the age of the floor, and where the property is. We will set a time to come look at the boards.
Floor Services in Connecticut Towns
Wood floor sanding, waxing, and restoration in nine Connecticut towns, most of them in Fairfield County. Call and ask if your town is missing.
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Tell us the square footage and the age of the floor. We will come out, check the boards, and price the work.
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