Hello all,
I am currently rehabbing a duplex and today I removed the layers upon layers of flooring in the kitchen (8 different floors, kinda cool tbh) to find pretty decent hardwood flooring underneath. This discove...

I’m rehabbing a house in Atlanta with a 300arv and running through some ideas to save and not go over budget.Has anyone refinished hardwoods downstairs and added a matching lvt or laminate upstairs?If so wondering if...

Does anyone have a good contractor for hardwood refinishing in Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area? I am purchasing a house that needs the hard wood refinished and wondered if anyone had a good recommendation.

Thanks!

AZ

when flipping house is better to sand the old hardwood floors or new install new hardwood floor.
Keep in mind that the condition of the old hard wood floors not horrible if they get sanded and finished they will look ...

Once more, seeking BP wisdom.
I just had a solid tenant move out after nearly 4 years (always paid on time).
The rental was left in less than desired shape, and one of the issues I’m having trouble assessing cost fo...

Does anyone on the site have any experience with the "Rejuvenate" Floor Restorer or other solutions on the market that offer a less expensive alternative to refinishing a wooden floor that is in reasonable condition f...

Hi Chicago Investors,I'm fixing up my Lincoln Square 3-flat and noticed a sloping issue today with all of my bath tubs. Has anyone run into this before or have any tips how to fix?All 3 bathtubs are older and are pool...

Hello BP professionals,I am self-managing this property and I must leave the country tomorrow for 3 weeks. This type of issue arises the day before my departure. I used this company called "Quality Refinishing" in San...

Below are pics of what I'm working with. It's an 1880's home and everything I've read says they used pine and the lumber store said it was either pine or fir so I'm guessing it's pine. In my opinion the floor is great...

Upon exposing oak floors I found the old carpet pad has completely broken down and sticks like glue to the oak. Used a long handled scrapper - but that is very slow and gouging the floor.

Anyone have an idea how to ...