Hardwood Floor Restoration in Orland Park, IL

Don't Replace Your Hardwood. Restore It.

When a hardwood floor looks worn out, gray, scratched, or stained, many people assume it has to be torn out. In most cases it does not. Many homeowners can restore their existing hardwood floors for far less than the cost of replacing them, and the result is a floor that looks new while keeping the character of the original wood.

Older hardwood is often solid, tight-grained, and sturdier than much of what is sold today. That wood has already survived decades. Restoration works with it instead of throwing it away.

What Restoration Includes

Restoration is the complete bring-back-to-life approach. It can include repairing or replacing damaged boards, treating stains, sanding the entire floor to bare wood, applying stain if you want a new color, and sealing everything with a durable finish. We decide what your floor needs after we see it, and we only recommend what is necessary.

Some floors are better candidates than others. Thin or heavily sanded wood, severe water damage, or structural subfloor problems can limit what is possible, and we will be direct if replacement really is the better choice. But we start from the assumption that your floor is worth saving.

Who Restoration Is For

Restoration suits owners of older homes with original hardwood, buyers who find good wood under old carpet, and anyone whose floors have been neglected or damaged over the years. It also makes sense when you want to match a repaired area to the rest of the floor and refinish everything together.