I did this before the pandemic. It was about 5.50 a sqft including a flight of stairs. Also the lead time was like 3 months

July of last year - 1400 sq ft - sanding, repair and stain was $3000. Took the crew about 3 days

Just did about 900 sqft of oak floors in January. Depends on the condition and how much repair/patching they need to do. I needed about 10% replacement, so the high end of that range sounds about right. Well worth it and looks fabulous, though.

1000sq ft. including stairs done by Peak Floors about a year ago, $3500. Would recommend.

In Feb 2022 we had 841 sq ft on two stories for 4.74/foot, so just shy of $4k. Stair treads, not risers or sides, were another $1k.

We used Peak Floors. I think that's who we could actually get a hold of and surrendered the shopping around at that point. (Insert the usual "getting someone on the phone is often the most challenging part" spiel.)

Which company did you use? Was your place empty of all furniture or did they have to move it from room to room?

Which company did you use? Was your place empty of all furniture or did they have to move it from room to room?

Was your place empty of all furniture or did they have to move it from room to room?

Nearly gut reno of my entire main living floor (living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook and 1/2 bath). Everything was removed when the floor work was done, including the old cabinets and all bath fixtures. We used Nova Flooring. Came out amazing. Would recommend them in a heartbeat!

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Empty in that “everything” was in the basement. We didn’t have much furniture wise at that point so it worked out. I’ve seen others put everything into one of those pod rentals as well.

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We had about 1600 ft.² of hardwoods refinished in January 2021 and it cost around $10,000. That included stairs.

I used an independent contractor - and I had just purchased the home so it was empty. I can DM you his info, if you'd like.

Thanks!