If your hardwood floors are filled with scratches and dents, or if the wood has been discolored, refinishing can eliminate those blemishes and make the floors look as good as new. If some of the planks have been warped by moisture, or if pieces of wood are cracked, refinishing won’t be able to fix the damage. In that case, you’ll need to have the floors restored. The cost to restore hardwood floors depends on several factors.
Variables That Affect the Cost to Restore Hardwood Floors
For any hardwood flooring project, the size of the area involved will influence the total price tag. Working on the floors in multiple rooms will take longer than restoring the flooring in a single room, but the cost per square foot might be lower for a larger project.
If some pieces of wood must be replaced, that will be factored into the total cost of the project. Since wood species differ in price, the type of wood that’s used will be an important factor. The more planks that must be replaced, the higher the overall cost.
In some cases, an inspection reveals that the subfloor has been compromised. Having a stable subfloor is essential. If the subfloor is damaged, that will have to be remedied during the restoration process.
Find out the Cost to Restore Hardwood Floors in Your Home
The pros at Barbati Hardwood Flooring have the training and experience needed to restore wood floors, even ones that have been severely damaged. If wood planks need to be replaced, we’ll find pieces that closely match the originals. After we finish the restoration process, it will be virtually impossible to tell that the new planks haven’t been there all along.
To give you an estimate, a member of our team will have to inspect your wood floors and evaluate the severity and scope of the damage. Once we know exactly what needs to be done, we’ll be able to provide you with a detailed estimate that includes the cost to sand, refinish, and stain the floors, as well as the cost to replace damaged pieces of wood. Contact us today at (484)354-8869 to schedule an inspection.