Refinishing hardwood floors

Step-by-step instructions on how to easily refinish hardwood floors yourself.

Refinishing old hardwood floors was one of the earliest DIY renovations we tackled at the #totsreno Farmhouse. The house is over 100 yrs old and was a mess when we took possession

Want to try DIY refinishing hardwood floors, but don’t know where to start? This how to refinish old wood floors guide is for you! I’m sharing everything you need for saving those old rustic floors. I made all the farmhouse flooring mistakes when I sanded my old hardwood floors so you don't have to! SAVE this DIY old home renovation idea + discover the best refinished wood flooring before and after ideas that save time + money sanding wood flooring! Pine floors, Red Oak, Light Oak floor…

When I laid eyes on our current 1950s fixer upper, I was able to look past the disgraceful kitchen and lone bathroom as soon as I saw those beatdown beauties. We happily bought abused 65

Sharing the story of refinishing my upstairs hardwood floors as well as my process for choosing a hardwood floor stain color.

The pros and cons of hiring a flooring professional for hardwood refinishing vs Doing-it-Yourself. How much does it save to do-it-yourself.

The year is coming to a close which means we’ve been living in our little house for just over a year now. Crazy! We moved an hour west from Columbus, OH to Springfield, OH to be closer to my new office. This is our first single family house we’ve lived in and we’ve been excited to dream up and start tackling home projects. When we got the keys last December the first thing we did was start to rip up the old, thick dark gray carpet that covered the first floor of the house. The hardwood…

Curious about hardwood floor refinishing? Here's how much it might cost to refinish wood floors, plus other details about refinishing hardwood floors.

Rust-Oleum RockSolid Home Floor Paint System is a two-step interior floor product meant to cover up unsightly wood, tile, and linoleum floors without sanding, s…

We’re often asked to perform magic. It seems many homeowners with existing red oak hardwood floor would prefer to go lighter, brighter and achieve a “white oak” look instead of the typical red oak look which tends to read orange. We’ve mixed and experimented and mixed and experimented some more. We’