Hardwood floor refinishing in Munger
Munger is farm country in Merritt Township, southeast of Bay City among the sugar beet and potato fields. Its housing is thin but old, mostly farmhouses that have been in families for generations, with the maple and oak floors that came with them.
We take on those farmhouse floors the same way we do in Williams Township: honest assessment of board thickness and past sandings, repairs with reclaimed stock where boards have failed, and finishes that respect the age of the house.
Call (443) 364-3676What we see in Munger floors
Farmhouses around Munger often had linoleum glued over the wood in the kitchen sometime mid-century. Old adhesive comes off with coarse sanding, and the maple underneath is usually in better shape than anyone expects, since the linoleum protected it. Black mastic sands slow, so we price those kitchens after seeing them.
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Munger questions
There is old linoleum glued to our kitchen floor. Is the wood ruined?
Almost never. The covering usually preserved the wood. Removing adhesive takes extra sanding passes and sometimes a scraper session first, which adds cost, but the result is typically the best-looking room in the house.
Can you do just one room?
Yes. Single rooms carry a small minimum since setup and cleanup are the same regardless of size, but one-room jobs are normal for us, especially kitchens and front parlors.