How to Patch Hardwood Floors | Every Step



In this video, I had to add in some missing hardwood flooring because of a wall I tore down. I was able to get some new pieces to add to my existing floor to fix the problem.

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50 thoughts on “How to Patch Hardwood Floors | Every Step”

  1. I had a large skinny spot to patch. Old 1940 floor had cut nails. I ended up routing a notch into the old boards and then turned all the new ones sideways. Didn't have to worry about removing and stagering into the old.

  2. Great video! I need to do the same thing but where the removed original wall was prior to the remodel the wall foot print is flush with the existing original hard wood flooring. I am stuck not knowing what needs to be done to remove the wall stud to the recessed depth of the existing hardwood floors. Any advice would be appreciated.

  3. Great video. I have this exact problem I have been staring at for too long. It didn’t look like something I could diy but after watching your tutorial it doesn’t seem so daunting. Thanks.

  4. Cool brother that looks good really appreciate that that's exactly what I needed to see before I do it myself I'm a plumber hating an air and electrical guy so I don't no much about flooring

  5. The flippers of my house took out a wall, hid electrical wires in the floor, and covered the room in carpet. I've walked on and shampoo'd over live wires for 10 years! Now all exposed and floor socket added, time to get this hardwood floor to beauty. Thanks for your video and at 65…yes I can!

  6. great video and nice details. Curious why you didn't replace the underlayment? Also, Is it a good idea to strip the finish as step one — especially when trying to re-use flooring? just curious…

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