Hardwood floor refinishing in St. Boniface
St. Boniface has a long stretch of modest, well-built older homes, many of them still on their original floors. We take a smaller job as seriously as a big one and refinish these floors properly.
Older floors on the east side of the river
A great many St. Boniface and Norwood houses date to the first half of the twentieth century and still have their original strip oak or maple, often under carpet or under a layer of sheet vinyl that went down in a seventies kitchen. Lifting either one is frequently the cheapest floor upgrade available in the house, because the good floor is already there and paid for.
What we look for first in these homes is the subfloor and the joist spacing underneath, because a floor that flexes will not hold a finish properly no matter how well it is sanded. Squeaks, a soft spot near a wall, or a board that moves under weight are all worth mentioning when you request a quote, since fixing them is part of the job rather than an afterthought.
A fair look at a modest floor
On a smaller house the right answer is often the lightest one. A screen and recoat refreshes the floor for a fraction of a full refinish and takes a day rather than a week, and on a floor that has already been sanded once it may be the only responsible option left.
When you request a quote we come out free of charge. We look at the floors, check for water damage near exterior walls and around any basement stairwell, and give you a real number so you can decide with the facts rather than a range off a website.
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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 St. Boniface floors.