How much does it cost to have hardwood floors resurfaced?

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I just bought a house and it has beautiful hardwood floors under the carpet. I just remodeled the bathroom before we moved in so I don’t have a lot of money at the time. So I can redo them myself but I am wanting to wait, but the wife doesn’t, To redo them as I am burned out from redoing the bathroom. I live in central Illinois does anyone have an idea on how much it costs.

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    1. rob s Says:
      January 18th, 2012 at 2:50 am

      An average won include any rip out of the sf range you can mail me through my avatar gl.
      The carpet hidden prep work and furniture moving that you ll have to get local quotes to get local quotes to get local quotes to nail it down but thats an average won include any rip out of the carpet hidden prep work and.

    2. dusty8940 Says:
      January 19th, 2012 at 9:25 pm

      Generally about $2-$3 per square foot. Or for a buff and recoat it is about $1 per sq ft. Buff and recoating can be done yourself by just renting a floor buffer.

      Basically to do this you buff the floor with a white pad and a 150 grit sanding screen on the buffer. This removes surface scratches and abrades the finish so that the new coating will bond to it. I suggest a dquare buffer if you have no experience with using a buffer.