The classic Woodbury floor
Much of Woodbury was built over the last few decades, and many of those homes share the same floor: oak in the kitchen, entry and hallway, with a finish that has gone yellow or orange over time. In the busy spots, like in front of the sink and at the door to the garage, the finish is often worn thin.
It’s one of the most satisfying floors to refinish. The wood underneath is almost always in good shape, and sanding takes off the old color entirely. You can go natural, lighter or darker, and the kitchen looks like a different room.
Refinish, or just recoat?
If your floor is dull but the wood is still one even color, a buff and recoat may be all it needs, and it costs much less. If there are gray patches at the sink or you want the orange gone, it’s a refinish.
Not sure which you have? Our instant estimate prices both, and we’ll confirm when we see it.