A college town with a lot of original hardwood
The neighborhoods around downtown River Falls and the university are full of older houses, and many still have their original hardwood. Some of those floors have seen decades of family life, and some have seen decades of renters. Both can usually be brought back with a full sand and refinish.
On the edges of town the homes are newer, and the work shifts to recoats, new hardwood and vinyl plank in basements.
Floors in rentals
If you own a rental in River Falls, you know what a few years of tenants does to a floor. Hardwood has one big advantage over carpet there: it can be renewed instead of replaced. A buff and recoat between tenants keeps a sound floor looking good, and a full refinish resets one that’s been through it.
For units where hardwood isn’t practical, vinyl plank is waterproof and tough, and we install that too.