Hardwood floors lose their shine over time—scratches, stains, and dullness can make them look tired. Sanding is the first and most important step before refinishing. This guide explains how to sand hardwood floors safely and effectively to achieve a smooth,...
Radiant-heated hardwood floors combine comfort with style—but sanding them takes more care than standard floors. Heat and moisture cycles change how the wood reacts, and aggressive sanding at the wrong time can cause cupping, checking, or finish adhesion failure. This...
Radiant-heated hardwood floors offer a luxurious combination of warmth and natural beauty. But when it’s time to sand them—whether for refinishing or blending repairs—you must respect both the wood’s structure and the heating system beneath. Standard sanding techniques can overheat...
When replacing damaged floorboards, the challenge is making the new wood blend perfectly with the existing floor. Differences in thickness, grain, and finish can make repairs stand out unless properly sanded. With the right grit sequence and blending technique, new-to-old...
