Rate Your Floor
8-9
Hardwood floors in good condition fall into this category. Typically, only a cleaning and a fresh application of finish are necessary to make them look their best.
6-7
Floors that need slight touch-ups. They may have minor scratches and wear, small areas of missing finish, and other flaws. There may be minor sun and water damage or slight separations between the floorboards.
3-5
Hardwood floors that have had holes from carpet removal, also known as tack strip holes, fall in this category. They may have color loss and sun fading, gouges and minor cupping. There may be missing or failing finish.
0-2
The floors are extremely damaged and raw wood exposed. There may be wood pieces coming up, large gaps, loose planks, and large holes. Severe water damage, pet stains, and deep scratches may be present.
Other information about your floors to consider discussing with your N-Hance service provider include:
- The size and age of your hardwood floors.
- Take note of its type: is it engineered wood or solid hardwood?
- The location of the room(s) with floors to be refinished.
- Are there pets in the home?
Visit nhance.com to find an operator near you. By letting them know the condition of your floor, they’ll be prepared to inform you of the best service to meet your needs.