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Custom Floors are designed to provide homeowners with a distinctive floor design element for new construction, remodeling or restoration projects. They can be as unique as you want.
Types of custom floors:
Our experts are here to provide consulting, testing and solutions for a variety of subfloor issues with services that include moisture mitigation, specialty applications and floor leveling.
In any construction project, the flooring is often one of the first things people notice. What goes under the floor, however, can be even more important, as it is the support structure for everything above it. We understands that a properly built and maintained sub floor is an integral part of your project.
THE FLOOR THAT YOU DESERVE
We’re ready to assist you every step of the way. One of the great things about our process is that we always provide you with a written estimate. Whatever type of flooring you may need – LVP, laminate , solid wood, or engineered wood– you’re getting the floor that you desire, deserve, and have always dreamt about!
When it comes to your business or home, installing the ideal wood floor is a task that leaves no room for errors.
While we follow a standard approach, each floor installation takes on its own character, due to extenuating conditions as well as the owner’s needs.
* EXAMINATION – Our trained wood floor professionals will keenly examine and review your structure (particularly your sub-floor), with the goal of calculating the correct procedures that need to be followed. Then, we will guide you through our vast collection of various types of wood and colors until we find the ideal choice for you and your premises.
* ADJUSTMENT – Our skilled installers will not only show you samples of our products – so that you can match them to your walls, ceilings, and furniture – they will also provide you with sincere friendly guidance as well. Whatever color, design, or texture you want – we are confident that we have what you are looking for.
Sanding and refinishing of SOLID HARDWOOD FLOORS has come a long way in the past years. Our sanding equipment has become virtually dustless, stains and finishes are low V.O.C, and curing times have shortened. For you as a customer this means:
* Less intrusive, virtually no dust.
* Less odors.
* Faster turnaround times.
When sanding and refinishing a solid hardwood floor, we completely remove the old finish until we arrive at “new” wood. Once stripped, we trowel fill the floor to remedy any separation of planks, little nicks and cracks in the wood. Next, we sand and hand edge your floors once again. After this step we apply the desired color or stain to your floor. If undecided, we can place sample color swabs on your floor for your selection at this point. At last we apply two coats of commercial grade finish on your floor to protect it. Our finish comes in different sheen levels from matte to gloss and, of course, your choice will be applied.
Sanding and refinishing of ENGINEERED HARDWOOD FLOORS is more complicated than refinishing a solid wood floor. Engineered wood floors usually consist of a plywood core and a thin wear layer of solid wood adhered to the top of it. If the wrong equipment is used, a sander will sand right through the wear layer and arrive at the plywood layer, effectively rendering your floor useless.
The Flooring Edit has invested in specialized equipment and has developed proprietary techniques to be able to sand and refinish many of these engineered floors, effectively extending their useful life by double or triple.
The process of sanding and refinishing an engineered hardwood floor is also much less intrusive then only a few years ago. All of the equipment used is 99.5% dustless (per manufacturer), all materials are low V.O.C and eco-friendly.
Solid, as well as engineered hardwood floors, are usually finished with one or more coats of oil, or water-based polyurethane for protection. Although very strong and durable, these coatings can oxidize, wear and deteriorate over time. Some finishes are phototropic and “amber” over time, others turn “milky” or “dull”. In any case, we are here to help. We offer:
* Buff and re-coat of solid hardwood floors
* Buff and re-coat of engineered hardwood floors
What to expect from a re-coat?
When we buff and re-coat your hardwood floors, we abrade the top layer of the clear coat and remove any build-up and residue to assure perfect adhesion of the “new” coat. We then re-apply a compatible (oil or water-based) coat of finish on your floor of which you can determine the sheen level. In general, all our finishes are available in four sheen levels:
* Flat (matte): Almost unnoticeable on your floor- for the most natural look.
* Satin: A barely noticeable, low reflection finish.
* Semi-Gloss: Noticeable shine, some reflections.
* Gloss: Highest shine and most reflections – Gives your floor that “Glass-covered” look.
All our finishes are premium quality, commercial grade, low V.O.C, and eco-friendly. A buff and re-coat of a hardwood floor is the least intrusive flooring maintenance service and does not affect the wood itself. It preserves the floor in its current condition for years to come and if properly maintained, this will be the only hardwood flooring service you ever need. Scratches and indentations in the wood itself will not be remedied though, since the wood itself stays untouched. To remove scratches, indentations, discoloration or other damage in the wood itself, the finish has to be removed completely together with the top layer of hardwood.
To remedy any scratches or damage within the wood, see our sanding and refinishing service.
Changing up your staircase can be one way to upgrade the look of your home.
We can replace steps and risers, or even just sand and refinish set steps if it is the case, giving it a new look!
While distressed or hand-scraped hardwoods hide scratches and water damage better than polished exotic hardwoods, all wood floors need to be maintained and, from time to time, repaired for scratches, dents, and water damage.
From minor scratches to more complex problems that may require board removal and replacement, our repair services are second to none. The Flooring Edit can address a variety of problems that may be affecting the quality and functionality of your wood floors, such as cracks, pits, dents, scratches, moisture damage, and more. We can repair all kinds of wood flooring, such as unfinished, pre-finished, laminate, and LVP.
Many common problems affect hardwood flooring, with moisture being the biggest culprit. When water damage occurs, whether from a plumbing leak, water and snow tracked in on boots, or repeated beverage spills, it can cause warping, buckling and cupping. We have the tools and expertise to fix those problems and avoid further damage to surrounding planks. From simple fixes to more complex board removal and replacement, the team at The Flooring Edit can help.
We use the latest industry equipment and smoothing and renewal techniques to clean, repair, and renew your wood floors.
Stains are another cause of wood flooring defects, caused by people and pets, as are surface scratches from furniture, dog claws, dropped items and more. Any of the above problems can cause unsightly marks and blemishes that detract from the natural beauty of your wood floors.
From water damage and squeaky panels to splintered wood and dents from appliances, let us address these issues to restore your home to its former glory. Don’t live with dull, scratched, warped floors any longer. Call in the experts today for quality craftsmanship, guaranteed results, and customized solutions, backed by a local, family-owned approach to excellence.
Custom Floors are designed to provide homeowners with a distinctive floor design element for new construction, remodeling or restoration projects. They can be as unique as you want.
Types of custom floors:
Our experts are here to provide consulting, testing and solutions for a variety of subfloor issues with services that include moisture mitigation, specialty applications and floor leveling.
In any construction project, the flooring is often one of the first things people notice. What goes under the floor, however, can be even more important, as it is the support structure for everything above it. We understands that a properly built and maintained sub floor is an integral part of your project.
