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Restore What’s Damaged. Preserve What’s Beautiful.


Hardwood floors can withstand years of daily life, but scratches, dents, water damage, and other isolated issues can take their toll. Our expert repair services address damaged areas while preserving the character and beauty of your existing floor.

Not every damaged floor needs to be completely refinished or replaced. From isolated wear and damaged boards to water damage, Pryor Floor can address problem areas while preserving the surrounding floor. Our goal is a repair that feels like it was always part of the original floor.


Our Process

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1. Complimentary In-Home Estimate

We begin with a complimentary in-home evaluation to assess the damaged area and determine the best approach for the repair. We’ll identify the extent of the damage and discuss the repair options available for your floor.

2. Match & Prepare

We carefully identify the appropriate wood, grain, grade, and dimensions needed to blend with your existing floor. The damaged area is then prepared for the repair, whether that means replacing individual boards or addressing localized damage.

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3. Repair & Blend

The damaged flooring is repaired or replaced with careful attention to fit and appearance. We work to match the surrounding wood so the repair blends naturally with the existing floor.

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4. Sanding & Finishing

When needed, the repaired area is sanded and finished to match the surrounding flooring. Our goal is a seamless repair that restores both the appearance and function of your hardwood floor.

From isolated damage to a seamless repair, Pryor Floor restores the beauty and integrity of your hardwood floors with care and precision.

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“Not every imperfection calls for a new floor. Sometimes, it just needs the right repair.”