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Flooring Tips
Guidance on hardwood floor sanding, staining, buffing, and refinishing for Manhattan and Brooklyn homes.
When Is It Time to Add a Stain Color to Your Hardwood Floors?
See our full flooring services for Manhattan and Brooklyn homes.Not every floor needs stain—but sometimes stain is the best solution, not just a design choice. When Stain Is Necessary (Not Optional) There are cases where stain helps fix real problems, such as: Pet urine stains that have penetrated the wood Water damage or dark spots Sun fading that left uneven color In these cases, sanding alone may not make the floor look uniform. A stain helps blend discoloration and create
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Buffing vs. Sanding Hardwood Floors: What’s the Difference?
One of the most common questions we hear is: “Do my floors need to be buffed, or do they need to be sanded?” The short answer: it depends on the condition of your floors. What Is Buffing? Buffing is a light surface refresh. It smooths out minor scratches and dullness and prepares the floor for a new protective coat. Buffing is a good option if: Your floors are generally in good shape You have light scratches or scuff marks The wood color still looks even You want to freshen t
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