Hardwood refinishing

Step-by-step instructions on how to easily refinish hardwood floors yourself.

Sharing the story of refinishing my upstairs hardwood floors as well as my process for choosing a hardwood floor stain color.

Transforming your red oak floors with a new stain color is a great way to modernize and update your home. We recently refinished our dark stained hardwood floors to lighter white oak look using Bona Nordic Seal and what a huge improvement!

When I laid eyes on our current 1950s fixer upper, I was able to look past the disgraceful kitchen and lone bathroom as soon as I saw those beatdown beauties.

Thinking about refinishing your hardwood floors? Do it right with my complete guide that walks you through the process & shares helpful tips & advice!

Choosing Floor Stains: Top- bottom- 1) Waterborn clear coat 2) Polyurethane 3) DuraSeal Nutmeg Stain 4) Duraseal Provincial Stain 5) Minwax Weathered Oak. Note: DuraSeal Stains are by Minwax. Left side 80 grit sanded, right side 150 gril sanded. The level of sanding effects the stain appearance.

Discover how to restore hardwood floors without sanding with our step-by-step guide. Learn about necessary materials, effective techniques, and maintenance tips to enhance your floor's natural beauty.

Learn costs and other important details about renewing a hardwood floor — and the one mistake you should avoid .

Professional hardwood floor refinishing costs $1.50 to $5.00 per square foot without staining. The average cost to sand, restain, and refinish wood floors is $2 to $7 per square foot. Refinishing hardwood stairs costs $25 to $85 per step. DIY costs to redo and resurface wood floors is $600 to $1,100.

Wondering if you can refinish engineered hardwood floors? In many cases you CAN! Read more in this post.