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Dry stained oak hardwood after a clear finish coat — representative process photography

Flooring & Carpet

Hardwood Sanding & Refinishing

Sanding, staining, screen-and-recoat, and board repair for worn hardwood.

What’s involved

Refinishing is often the better alternative to replacement. Full sand-and-finish, stain changes, screen-and-recoat, and buff-and-recoat are different jobs with different dust, downtime, and results. Damaged-board replacement and patching are quoted when the field can be saved. We do not promise that every worn floor can be refinished.

Why people book this

  • Repair and recoat options before a tear-out is assumed
  • Stain and clear-finish choices documented in the quote
  • Occupied-home sequencing when a full move-out is not possible

FAQ

Common questions

Is a recoat enough, or do I need a full sand?

If the finish is worn through, stained into the wood, or deeply scratched, a recoat will not hide it. Photos and a site visit decide.

How long before we can walk on it?

It depends on the finish system and the weather. The quote will state a conservative return-to-use window instead of a marketing promise.

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