Hardwood floor finishes have a ten-year lifespan on average. Proper care and maintenance, on the other hand, can significantly extend its useful life.

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How often do hardwood floors need to be refinished?

A 3/4-inch thick solid hardwood plank will likely need to be refinished four to six times over the course of its lifetime. You should refinish your wood floors every seven to ten years, according to conventional wisdom. The thickness of some hardwoods can be as little as 1/4 inch. This could be remedied by performing a floor refinishing.

How long does a real wood floor last?

Most wood flooring lasts an average of 100 years under normal conditions of daily wear-and-tear and no extreme events. As long as 50 years, engineered hardwood flooring can be expected to last. Untreated wood flooring, softer woods, and a lack of maintenance can all shorten the lifespan of wood floors significantly.

Is it worth it to replace hardwood floors?

A replacement floor is more cost effective than trying to refinish a hardwood floor that has been damaged in excess of 30 percent. These include warping, chipped or stained floors as well as termite infestations.

How long do refinished hardwood floors last?

After ten years, a new coat of paint should be applied. Floors with a lot of traffic may start to fade or warp at this point. If you’re still unsure, give Classic Floor Designs a call and we’ll set up an appointment for you.

What is the best time of year to refinish hardwood floors?

It might be a good idea to consider having your hardwood floors refinished while you’re on vacation this summer.