Floor refinishing removes the existing finish and applies new stain and protective coating. This works for floors with surface scratches, dullness, or minor wear but structurally sound boards.
Floor restoration goes deeper. It addresses warped boards, significant gaps, deep gouges, or water damage. We might need to replace damaged boards, level subfloors, or address moisture issues before refinishing.
Most West Islip homes built in the last 50 years need refinishing rather than full restoration. During our inspection, we’ll tell you exactly what your floors need and why. If restoration is necessary, we handle everything from board replacement to subfloor work—no need to coordinate multiple contractors.