First Class Wood Flooring

Historic homes on the North Shore tell stories through their bones. Those old floorboards have seen decades of family dinners, birthday parties, and a proposal or two. But here's the thing – time isn't always kind to wood floors.    Walking the Line Between Old and New  Refinishing floors in these vintage beauties is like being a detective and craftsman rolled into one. Each plank holds clues about what's been done before, and you never know what you'll find.    Some floors are hiding three or four layers of paint underneath. Others have been sanded down so many times there's barely any wood left to work with. You really can't tell what you're dealing with until you start peeling back those layers.    The trick is knowing when to push forward and when to step back. That 1920s oak needs a gentle touch-up. Or those warped sections near the kitchen window might need complete replacement. What Makes North Shore Homes Different  These houses weren't bu...