Bringing New Life to a Home in Winchester Park
When L.A. reached out to Wood Flooring Masters, their home on Walnut Hill Street in Winchester Park, Philadelphia was ready for an upgrade. The hardwood floors, staircase, and handrails had seen better days, and it was time for a full refresh to restore both beauty and function. With a clear vision and a trusted local team, L.A. began the journey toward a total hardwood transformation.
A Comprehensive Hardwood Restoration
The project covered a focused yet detailed scope, including:
- 30 sq ft of flooring
- 12 staircase steps, 3 posts, and 22 linear feet of handrails
We started with a complete sanding process, carefully preparing the surfaces to ensure a smooth and even finish. L.A. selected a custom wood stain that matched the home’s style—adding warmth and depth to the natural grain.
To protect and enhance the results, we applied three coats of high-performance water-based polyurethane. This finish offers excellent durability, faster drying times, and low odor—perfect for homes in Philadelphia’s residential neighborhoods.
Sanding, Staining, and Refinishing in Winchester Park, Philadelphia: A Hardwood Floor Renovation Story (Customer: L.A.)
L.A.’s Experience and Feedback
L.A. shared glowing feedback about the process and outcome:
“The transformation is incredible. The stain color brought the floors to life, and the stairs look brand new. I’m so happy I chose Wood Flooring Masters—they delivered exactly what I envisioned.”
Every detail, from the posts to the rails, was finished with care and precision—creating a cohesive and polished look throughout.
Start Your Flooring Project in Winchester Park Today
Philadelphia homes, especially in neighborhoods like Winchester Park, deserve expert care when it comes to hardwood restoration. Whether it’s a small space or a full staircase overhaul, Wood Flooring Masters is ready to bring your vision to life.
Contact us today for a free estimate and see how we can transform your floors—just like we did for L.A. on Walnut Hill Street.
