Revival Flooring refinishes hardwood flooring in Huntsville, Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Haliburton, Minden, Dorset, Lake of Bays, Kawagama Lake, Parry Sound, Georgian Bay, Minett, Bala, Port Carling, Orillia, Barrie, Coldwater, Burks Falls, Magnetawan, North Bay and other areas including the GTA. We have been refinishing wood flooring since 2002. Please contact us to see if we service your area, and tell us about your project.
Feel free to contact Tyler @ 705 990 0548 or revivalflooring@gmail.com
- Top quality finishes
- dust containment
- efficient
- can add texture to existing flooring
- respectful of your property
- great workmanship
- custom staining
- can add texture to existing flooring
- easy to work with
Results from hardwood floor refinishing will truly amaze!
Revive your worn out floors for a reasonable investment so you can enjoy them for years to come! Use, abuse, and sometimes just time, can make existing hardwood flooring look worn out and tired. Often times, a hardwood floor can be refinished, even if there’s extensive damage from pets, heavy traffic, and general wear. Even most stains can be sanded out when refinishing a hardwood floor. These could include pet stains, wine, bleach, and other chemicals. One of the most common reasons for refinishing a hardwood floor is because a colour change is desired. Most times, we can custom stain the flooring to any colour. Common staining options include medium toned browns, grays, white wash, black, and many other colours. Sometimes, it’s a combination of the two to create is great timeless appearance. Often with natural toned red oak flooring, it can look yellow over time which looks dated. With a refinish, this can be rectified. Revival Flooring also has a custom method for hardwood floor refinishing. We can add texture to the existing flooring. What this does is adds life, and character to any existing hardwood floor, making in suitable for busy lifestyles. A dull and unremarkable floor can be a focal point in any space. How do we revive hardwood flooring? There are options.
