Old Hudson and new Hudson
The streets near downtown Hudson have some of the oldest homes in the area, and a lot of them still have their original floors. Old maple and oak can be refinished beautifully, but they need a careful hand: the boards have often been sanded before, and you only get so many passes. That’s the kind of job we like.
Up the hill and out toward the townships, most homes are newer. Those floors are usually oak with a factory or builder finish that’s gone dull or yellow. A refinish lets you change the color completely, and a buff and recoat is often enough if the wood itself is fine.
Refinishing before you sell, or right after you buy
A lot of flooring projects happen around a move. If you’re selling, fresh floors are one of the few projects buyers notice the moment they walk in. If you just bought, the easiest time to refinish is before the furniture arrives.
Either way, tell us your dates at the estimate and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can hit them.