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Serrano's Hardwood Flooring inc

CA

★ 5

in a commercial space in the East Village before &nbspRefinished and repairedthis was a yellowing oak floor that also needed some boards with termite repaired. &nbspThis oak floor was laced-in and added on to by the homeowner. &nbspwe are happy to help with any part of the project you need. &nbspAfter sanding and finishing the oak floorreplacing wood as needed. &nbspsanding and finishing with custom stain. another After picture of the repaired oak floor. &nbspFloor preparation is the cornerstone to a good installation. &nbspsanding the subfloorcleaning and moister mitigation is crutial. &nbsp&nbspas good as new before picture of prefinished maple floor&nbspbefore picture of prefinished maple floor After picture of our refinishedcustom stained maple floor After picture of our refinishedrefinishing and custom staining&nbspConcrete

2k water-based polyurethane top-tier oil-based polyurethane penetrating hard wax oils Our Process Our Services Our Process Our process is designed to ensure your hardwood floors are refinished to perfection and installations are completed correctly.  As each project is unique, we will start with a thorough inspection and then communicate the process we will take to achieve your expectations.  Discover just some of our Stunning Floor Transformations at Flooring Solutions yellowing maple

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