Refinishing and Recoating

Over time, hardwood floors can become scratched, stained, and dull.

If you have hardwood floors that are in need of a refresh, there are two main options: refinishing and recoating. Both refinishing and recoating involve sanding down the existing finish and then applying a new layer of protection.

Refinishing

The main difference is that refinishing also involves sanding down the top layer of wood to expose fresh wood beneath. This can give your floors a completely new look, but it is a more invasive and expensive process.

Recoating

Recoating simply involves applying a new layer of finish to the existing wood. This can help to cover up minor scratches and stains, and it can also make your floors look shiny and new again. If your hardwood floors are in need of a little TLC, consider refinishing or recoating them to give them a fresh new look.

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Installation

There are many things to consider when installing a new floor, including the type of flooring, the size of the room, and the subfloor. If you're not sure how to install a floor, it's best to hire a French Brown professional. Floor installation is an important job, and it's worth doing right.

Refinishing and Recoating

Over time, hardwood floors can become scratched, stained, and dull. If you have hardwood floors that are in need of a refresh, there are two main options: refinishing and recoating. Refinishing involves sanding down the existing finish. Recoating is the process of applying a new layer of protection.

Maintenance

Professional floor maintenance is essential for keeping floors looking their best and protecting them from damage. French Brown is happy to provide a more comprehensive level of care. In addition to regular sweeping and mopping, we can also provide deep-cleaning services, polishing, and waxing.