Refinishing your hardwood is the perfect solution to old, worn out flooring

You should always consider refinishing before replacement to avoid spending too much. Home Floors offers affordable solutions to help restore your hardwood floors. Customers in Denton, Collin, and Dallas County are choosing our service because they want fast, beautiful results. And making an appointment is easy! Simply visit our website and see our list of services. You can work with one of our friendly consultants to figure out what would be best for your home and budget. Then you can use our easy appointment system to find a time that works for you. We can take care of the rest.

Part of having your hardwood floors refinished is knowing how things will change during the process. You can reduce your stress by preparing ahead of time. Our experts can take care of most things, but there are a few considerations that you should remember. Here, we have listed some of the things we will do to protect your home (and how you can help!):

• If you live in a family home, find a place for the children and pets. You’ll want to keep both out of the room being worked on to keep them from exposure to chemicals or ruining the finish. This room will be off limits!

• Move out all the furniture. It goes without saying that we can’t begin refinishing your floors if there are furniture pieces in the way! You will need to keep everything out of the room while the finish is applied up until it finishes drying. This prevents damages to your newly refinished floor as well as your furniture. It is a good idea to make space to put your furnishings ahead of time so that your service can begin immediately.

Dust from sanding can cover everything-- and we mean everything. It is best to make things simple and keep things that can’t be removed from the room covered. Covering the fixtures with plastic and taping it down works just fine to protect them.

This is a delicate procedure unless you know just how to get the job done. We wedge a pry bar between the moulding and wall. Then we put a small block of wood against the bar so that the moulding won’t be damaged. Baseboards can stay where they are. Unless you have done this before, it is best to let the technicians do this step for you.

Light switches, air vent ducts, and electrical outlets should all be covered. Getting dust or finish in or on these areas can be dangerous. The rest of the room should be sealed off by covering the door with plastic or tape. This is to prevent dust and chemical vapors from traveling to the other rooms.