Hardwood floor refinishing in Fort Rouge
Fort Rouge runs from grand old houses near the river to smaller pre-war homes and converted suites, so the floors vary street to street. We match the job to what you actually have underfoot.
A wider mix of floors than the older suburbs
Fort Rouge and the Osborne Village end of it were built over a long stretch and altered heavily since. In one block you can find an original oak floor that has never been touched, a house that was cut into suites in the sixties with a floor patched at every new partition, and a renovation that laid engineered wood over the original boards without removing them.
That mix matters because the right approach is not the same for all three. Original solid oak with wear layer left can take a full sand-back. A patched floor needs the repairs sorted before anything else. Engineered wood has a thin veneer over a plywood core, often too thin to sand at all, and the honest answer there is sometimes a recoat or nothing. We ask what your floor actually is before we quote it, because the answer sets what it can take.
Getting a straight answer in Fort Rouge
With that much variation, an in-person look is worth more than any estimate off a photograph. We check board thickness, look for the seams of past repairs, and work out whether what is on the floor is solid hardwood or a veneer over a core, which is not always obvious from the surface.
Request a quote and we come out for free. You get the recommendation, the reason behind it, and a number. If the floor only needs a recoat, a recoat is what we quote, and if the floor cannot be sanded again we will say so plainly rather than take your money for a job that would go through the veneer.
Nearby areas we cover
Not sure what your floors need? Start with the difference between a recoat and a full refinish, or read what drives the cost of a refinish in Winnipeg.
Get a free quote on your Fort Rouge floors.