Professional Hardwood Refinishing in Long Island, NY
Professional Hardwood Floor Refinishing in Long Island, NY
At JC Quality, we provide expert hardwood refinishing services throughout Long Island, NY. As an experienced hardwood flooring contractor, we bring new life to worn-out floors, restoring their original beauty with precision and care.
How it works
Our hardwood refinishing process begins with a free consultation to assess your floors and recommend the best refinishing options, whether for hardwood or engineered wood. After providing a detailed plan and cost estimate, we finalize the contract and schedule the project.
Our team sands the floors to remove old finishes, scratches, and imperfections, then applies a fresh stain or finish to restore the wood’s natural beauty. Once completed, we conduct a final walk-through to ensure your satisfaction, leaving your floors with a stunning, long-lasting finish.
What we use:
Bona Traffic HD is the world’s toughest and fastest drying lacquer. It allows for full traffic to be resumed just 12 hours after application, and was developed for application on large surfaces.
Key Benefits
- Unmatched speed and durability
- Allows full traffic after 12 hours
- Excellent flow and levelling
- Low in odour and VOC (<5%)
Restore the Beauty of Your Hardwood Floors
At JC Quality, we specialize in refinishing hardwood and engineered wood floors. Our expert team will restore the rich color and finish of your floors, making them look brand new again.
Installation Process
The process begins by clearing the area of furniture and any obstacles. Then, we thoroughly clean the surface to remove dirt and debris, ensuring a smooth start for refinishing.
We start with coarse sandpaper to remove the old finish and level the floor, followed by finer grits for a smooth, even surface. This step eliminates scratches, stains, and imperfections.
After sanding, we vacuum and clean the floor to remove all dust and particles. This step is crucial to ensure the new finish adheres properly.
For a deeper, richer stain color, we may apply water to the sanded wood, a process called water popping. This opens up the grain, allowing the stain to penetrate more evenly. We then let the floor dry completely before proceeding.
Next, we apply the homeowner’s chosen stain or finish. If no stain is chosen, we move directly to sealing the floor with a protective finish, which enhances the wood’s natural beauty and protects it from wear.
Once the finish is applied, the floor needs time to dry and cure completely. We advise clients to wait the recommended period before moving furniture back or walking on the surface to avoid any damage.
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