Reviving Unique Reclaimed Hardwood Floors in Homer Glen, Illinois.
We’re excited to share the successful completion of a stunning project: the refinishing of reclaimed hardwood floors and stairs by Tom & Peter Flooring, Inc.
This transformation was showcased by Lägler North America.
Using a custom color Bona stain combined with the Bona HD Traffic finish, we’ve created a breathtaking result.
The surface still bears the original saw marks and patina, showcasing a captivating blend of textures—from the rustic, dark tones of the original wood to the smooth, bright grains that emerge after refinishing.
This grade of wood is not only durable but also rich in character, adding an unparalleled charm to any space.
Another thrilled customer joins our list!
Our flooring services include a no-obligation site visit, prompt quotations, and expert advice—all at no cost to you.
Ready to breathe new life into your floors? Call us at (773) 805-2288 to speak with Tom, who can arrange a free assessment for your floor sanding or wood floor fitting service at a time that works for you. Let us help you revitalize your space!
Reclaimed hardwood floors are made from salvaged wood, typically sourced from old buildings, barns, or other structures that are being demolished or renovated. This type of flooring has gained popularity due to its unique character, sustainability, and the rich history it often carries.
Here are some key points about reclaimed hardwood floors:
1. **Sustainability**: Using reclaimed wood helps reduce deforestation and waste. It repurposes existing materials, which can be more environmentally friendly compared to new hardwood flooring.
2. **Unique Appearance**: Each piece of reclaimed wood has its own history and character, resulting in a distinctive look. The wood often features natural imperfections, knots, and color variations that add charm and warmth to any space.
3. **Durability**: Reclaimed hardwood is typically sourced from old-growth trees, which tend to be denser and more durable than many younger trees used for new flooring. This means reclaimed wood can often withstand wear and tear better than new wood.
4. **Cost**: While reclaimed hardwood floors can sometimes be more expensive than traditional flooring options, the cost can vary greatly based on the source, condition, and type of wood. It’s often viewed as a long-term investment due to its durability and unique aesthetic.
5. **Installation**: Reclaimed wood can be more challenging to install than new wood, as it may require more preparation and careful handling. It’s essential to work with experienced professionals familiar with reclaimed materials.
6. **Maintenance**: Maintaining reclaimed hardwood floors involves regular cleaning and occasional refinishing, similar to new hardwood. However, the aging process can result in a more forgiving surface that may hide scratches and dents better.
7. **Variety of Styles**: Reclaimed wood can be finished in various styles, from rustic to modern. It can be stained or left in its natural state, allowing homeowners to customize their flooring to fit their design preferences. Reclaimed hardwood floors provide a beautiful and sustainable flooring option that adds character and history to any home.
