Refinishing Wood Floors:

Refinishing wood floors is a comprehensive process that involves sanding down the existing finish and applying a new finish layer. It is typically done when the wood floor has significant wear, deep scratches, stains, or when the existing finish has worn off. During refinishing, the wood is sanded down to remove the damaged or worn-out layers, revealing fresh, untouched wood beneath. 

Recoating, also known as screen and recoat or buff and recoat, is a more minor process that focuses on refreshing the topmost layer of the finish without fully sanding down the existing floor. It is typically performed when the floor has light scratches, minor dullness, or simply needs a fresh layer of protection. During recoating, the floor is lightly abraded or screened using a buffer machine to remove any surface imperfections and create a smooth surface. 

 Prior to starting the restoration process, protective coverings can be placed over furniture, cabinets, and other items in the room to shield them from dust and debris. This helps to minimize the need for extensive cleaning afterward.

Floor sanding machines equipped with dust collection systems can significantly minimize the amount of dust generated during the sanding process. These systems effectively capture the majority of dust at its source, reducing airborne particles.

We accept cash and wire transfers. Typycally half of the payment is received at the beggining of the process and the remaining portion of payment is received at the end.

Yes. Ideally there will be no furniture at the areas that need to be restored. We do provide help with moving your furniture for you at an additional cost. Please note that moving your furniture may add extra days to job complishion. 

The entire process shoud take between 3 to 5 days. 

Yes, wood flooring restoration can help with deep stains or water damage, depending on the severity of the damage and the condition of the wood.

The restoration process typically involves assessing the extent of the water damage and determining the necessary repairs. In some cases, if the water damage is severe or has affected the structural integrity of the floor, partial or full replacement of damaged boards may be required.