Hardwood floor refinishing in Williams Township
Williams Township is farm country west of Auburn, and its best floors live in century farmhouses: old growth maple kitchens, oak parlors, and pine bedrooms upstairs. The newer country homes scattered along the section roads add standard oak refinishing work from the 70s and 80s.
Farmhouse restoration is detail work. We repair boards around old chimney hearths and doorways, fill rodent and knob-and-tube holes from past rewiring, and pick finishes that keep a hundred-year floor looking like itself instead of like plastic.
Call (443) 364-3676What we see in Williams Township floors
Century farmhouses in Williams Township usually have floors laid on true-dimension joists with square-cut nails. Those floors move more seasonally than modern ones, so we favor flexible fillers and finishes, and we set expectations honestly: hairline seasonal gaps in a 1910 floor are character, not a defect.
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Williams Township questions
Part of the old floor was patched with plywood years ago. Options?
We source reclaimed maple and oak in old widths for exactly this. Reclaimed stock matches the patina and grain of a century floor far better than new lumber. After sanding and finishing together, most visitors can't find the patch.
Do you charge extra to come out this far?
No trip charges anywhere in Bay County. Williams Township is a normal part of our service area.