When a hardwood floor begins to look worn out and damaged, one has to decide whether to have the floor replaced or instead go with hardwood floor restoration. There are a number of very good reasons to have your current floor restored instead of replaced. Consider the following:

• Material Cost – The cost of supplies required to restore a hardwood floor is much less than buying the materials for a new hardwood floor.
• Sales Tax Savings – Less material cost also equates to lower sales tax expense, and in areas where labor is not taxed, it can be next to nothing for sales tax on a hardwood floor restoration.
• Time Savings – To replace a floor entails taking up the previous floor, which adds considerably to the time it takes to do the job.  The actual installation is a bit longer than a restoration, as well – about 3 hours longer for a 300-square-foot room.
• Earth Friendly – With the exception of bamboo, hardwood floors take wood resources from the planet that are not quickly replenished. Restoring a current floor is better for the planet.
• Overall Cost – The overall cost for a hardwood floor restoration is about 1/3 of a hardwood floor replacement.

Depending on the quality of the original hardwood floor, it can be restored a number of times before it needs to be replaced. A professional can assess your floor to determine if restoration is an option and give you a quote so you can see how much more affordable it is to restore instead of replace.

If you need hardwood floor restoration in Winter Haven FL, contact us at Floor Restore & More. We offer quality floor cleaning, refinishing, and restoration services at affordable prices. Call us today for an estimate!