Making Old Hardwood Floors New Again

When spring arrives, it’s a sign of new beginnings. When nature starts to show signs of life again after a cold Colorado winter, we all feel inspired to remodel and renew our home. From spring cleaning to redecorating, there’s one thing that you can do that will make your whole house feel new again, and that’s having your hardwood floors refinished.

Give old floors new life by sanding and refinishing
Sanding and refinishing old hardwood floors can make the whole house feel new again.

Give new life to your entire home

Hardwood floors will last a lifetime, but in a busy home, hardwood floors can take quite a beating. Even with the best of care, all hardwood floors can use a little pick-me-up every now and again. Sanding and refinishing your hardwood floors throughout the home can make everything feel new again.

Removing dents and scratches

Even with the strictest of “shoes-off” policy to protect your hardwood floors, hardwood floors will get their share of dents and scratches over time. Depending on the type of hardwood floors that you have, these little imperfections that appear over time may be more or less noticeable. However, sanding your floors and putting on a fresh coat of finish will give each board back its original luster.

Sanding and refinishing your hardwood floors
Remove dents and scratches in your old hardwood floors and make them look new again.

Bring back original color and texture

Over time, your floors may have faded and changed in color. Sanding and refinishing are like giving your floors a nice facial. A facial serves to rejuvenate the skin, as well as remove oils, dirt, and dead skin cells to bring out pure, fresh, glowing skin. Then you want to finish off your facial with a nice protective and restorative moisturizer. Sanding and refinishing will serve the same purpose for your floors. Removing the old, worn, dirty, and faded top layer of your floors, bringing out the original tones in the wood and topping it off with a fresh new glowing finish to protect your new old floors.

Sanding and refinishing your old hardwood floors

Revitalize your old hardwood floors in time for spring by having them professionally sanded and refinished. Schedule a free consultation with a T&G Flooring craftsman in Denver, Colorado.

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Chris Keale

Owner & Operator of Tongue & Groove Flooring
Wood Flooring 101 Course Creator

Chris Keale is the owner of Tongue & Groove and the creator of the Wood Floors 101 course, an educational resource that helps homeowners and design professionals make confident flooring decisions.

With a career that began in global technology and consulting, Chris traded boardrooms for floorboards, bringing his leadership skills and love of craftsmanship into the hardwood flooring industry. Since 2007, he has grown Tongue & Groove into one of Colorado’s most trusted flooring companies—built on a foundation of integrity, education and precision. 

Known for his sharp insight, dry humor and genuine commitment to his clients, Chris has helped homeowners, builders and designers through the complexities of choosing and installing hardwood floors. Whether teaching in the showroom, on a jobsite or through his Wood Floors 101, his mission remains the same: to simplify a complicated industry and deliver floors that stand the test of time.

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