The Hardwood Floor Refinishing Process In Your Home

The hardwood floor refinishing process starts with sanding your hardwood floor with a rough paper to eliminate any depressions, dings, or inconsistencies and to create a solid foundation to assure the best adhesion of your urethane. Moving to a finer grit sandpaper, we remove all scratches from the initial sanding.

Because we use different machines for the main floor and edges, during the third and final round of sanding, we buff the floor with a screen to bring the edges and main floor together before applying stain or urethane. Following all sanding and buffing, we employ the most thorough vacuuming process to remove all dirt and dust that could impair the finish quality.

Next, we apply three coats of high-quality commercial grade urethane. You also can choose a variety of stain colors to create a truly unique hardwood floor for your home.

Before applying the final coat, we will buff the hardwood floor to knock down any imperfections, creating the smoothest surface possible. We use commercial grade oil & H20 finish by Bona, Last-n-Last, Absolute and Pacific. These products will extend the life of your floor and are applied for high traffic areas in residential & commercial wood floors.