Sanding and refinishing an older hardwood floor is a very economical way to transform your home into a great indoor.  It normally takes just a couple of days to completely renew your old floor. Our professional crew has many years of experience of sanding, staining and refinishing wood flooring and stair treads.

We use professional heavy-duty drum sanders and edgers, which are 95% dust free. Door ways will be sealed by plastic sheeting to prevent dust leakage and your floor will be sanded by coarse, medium and fine sand papers and buffer to ensure the surface has the required smoothness. All our work follows the guidelines of the National Wood Flooring Association.

Pictures are before and after photos.

Attention to Detail

Buffing with 100 to 150 grit sand papers is essential between coats in order to prepare the floor and remove any unseen scratches.

Finish Choices

We offer customer choice of: Oil-based or water-based polyurethane; semi-gloss or high-gloss finish.

Color-Stained

For color-stained floor, stain will serve as the protective sealer. Darker stain will take much longer time to dry than lighter stain, depending on humidity level, temperature and air circulation.

Color-Stained (Cont.)

Normally two or three coats will be applied after the stain. To ensure the color uniformity, the staining process is time consuming and skill intensive.

Clear Finish

For clear finish, penetrating sanding sealer is applied as first coat. Sealer may include a color and can be used to seal and stain the floor. Since sealer is applied right on bare wood, it will be mostly absorbed and dry in relatively short time.

Clear Finish (Cont.)

Another two coats of polyurethane will applied. It takes about 48 to 60 hours for putting the last coat. Buffing between each polyurethane coat will be applied.