Hardwood floor refinishing in Bangor Township
Bangor Township wraps around the north side of Bay City, and its neighborhoods filled in fast after the war. The ranches off Euclid Ave and the streets running toward Bay City State Park were built in the 50s and 60s, when strip oak was the standard floor. A lot of it got carpeted over in the 80s and has been hiding ever since.
We refinish those floors across the township: sanding out sun fade near the big picture windows, repairing boards near entry doors, and putting down finishes that stand up to sand tracked in from the beach and the park.
Call (443) 364-3676What we see in Bangor Township floors
Homes near the State Park and Killarney Beach deal with sand, and sand is what wears finish out. It works like fine grit under foot traffic. For those houses we recommend a harder waterborne commercial finish and a screen and recoat every four to six years, which resets the wear layer for a fraction of the cost of a full sand.
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Bangor Township questions
Our ranch has oak in the bedrooms but plywood patches in the living room. Can you match it?
Usually. We keep sources for reclaimed and new red oak strip in the common 2¼ inch width used across Bangor Township. We lace new boards into the old floor, then sand and finish everything together so the patch disappears into the room.
Do you handle water damage from spring flooding?
Yes. Cupped or crowned boards near doorways and along foundations are common near the bay. If the wood has dried back flat we can often sand it true. Boards that stayed wet too long get replaced before we refinish.