MISSOULA, MONTANA · SINCE 2008
Hardwood Floor Recoating in Missoula, MT
Missoula's source for hardwood, vinyl & laminate flooring.
Professional recoating helps preserve the finish, improve appearance, and extend the useful life of your wood floors.
MISSOULA, MONTANA · SINCE 2008
Renew Your Floors Before It's Too Late
Hardwood floors naturally show wear over time, but a complete sand and refinish is not always necessary. Recoating gives Winnwood Flooring another way to maintain existing hardwood by refreshing the protective surface before deeper restoration is needed. It is part of Marc’s commitment to helping homeowners get the most from their wood floors.
- Hardwood Floor Recoating
- Floor Preservation Solutions
- Bona Certified Craftsman
- Professional Finish Application
WHY HOMEOWNERS CHOOSE WINNWOOD
Keep Hardwood Looking Its Best
Timely maintenance can help preserve a wood floor and its existing character for years to come.
- Recoating refreshes the protective surface of hardwood when a complete sanding and refinishing is not necessary
- Each floor is evaluated individually to determine whether recoating or another restoration option fits best
- Industry best practices guide surface preparation and product application throughout the finishing process
- Professional maintenance helps preserve existing hardwood, with adhesion guaranteed on Winnwood Flooring's finishing work
Where Craftsmanship Still Matters : 845 East 21st Street Casper, WY
Serving Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Service Area
Winnwood Flooring provides free in-home estimates throughout Missoula and Ravalli counties. We work closely with each client to bring their ideas to life.
START WITH A FREE ESTIMATE
FREE, NO-PRESSURE ESTIMATE
Marc personally inspects every project in Missoula and the Bitterroot Valley. Usually back to you within one business day.
Hardwood Floor Installation
Professionally installed hardwood flooring adds natural warmth, character, and long-term value to your living space.
Hardwood Floor Recoating
Renew a worn protective finish before deeper scratches and exposed wood make complete refinishing necessary.
Hardwood Floor Repair
Address isolated damage, worn boards, gaps, and other problem areas while preserving as much of the original floor as possible.
Luxury Vinyl Plank Installation
Create a durable, attractive surface with professionally installed luxury vinyl plank flooring.
HOW IT WORKS
A Practical Approach to Hardwood Maintenance
1. Tell Us About Your Floors
Reach out about the condition of your hardwood, the wear you are noticing, and what you would like to improve.
2. Assess the Existing Finish
Marc examines the floor in person to better understand its condition and determine whether recoating is an appropriate maintenance solution.
3. Prepare for a New Coat
The existing hardwood surface is prepared for professional finish application using practices intended to support proper adhesion and lasting protection.
4. Apply the Protective Finish
A fresh finish is professionally applied to renew the protective surface and help your existing hardwood continue performing as it should.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We’ve got answers. Here are some of the most common things homeowners ask about our in-home consultation process, products, and installation.
Will recoating make an old hardwood floor look new?
Recoating can noticeably improve a dull floor and renew its protective sheen, but it does not remove deep scratches, stains, dents, or damage within the wood. The outcome depends on the condition beneath the existing finish.
Is recoating the same as refinishing?
No. Recoating prepares the existing finish and adds a new protective layer over it. Refinishing sands away the old finish and exposes the wood so deeper wear can be corrected and a new stain can be applied.
Can a different stain color be added during recoating?
Recoating is intended to maintain the current floor color. A substantial color change generally requires sanding the hardwood to expose the natural wood before applying a different stain.
What happens if parts of the floor are worn to bare wood?
Recoating alone is typically not suitable when bare or gray wood is visible. Those areas may absorb finish differently and remain noticeable. Refinishing or restoration may be needed to create an even result.
