Nearly every home we clean has some amount of hardwood installed. A hardwood floor is a beautiful choice for high traffic areas such as hallways, kitchens, and entryways. Hardwood floors stand up well to dirt, grime, and animals. The urethane finish on wood floors protects the wood while giving it a beautiful shine. It is also generally easy to clean on a day-to-day basis, requiring only vacuuming and a light mopping.

Until fairly recently, the only way to repair scratches in the finish was to have the floor completely resanded and refinished. This process is not only costly but also inconvenient because it usually takes 3 to 4 days to complete, depending on the size of the job. Most companies charge between $5 to $7 per square foot for this service.

We offer two services of professional hardwood floor care. We offer hardwood topcoating and refinishing. We call these two services RESTORE and REFINISH.

RESTORE. Overnight Top Layer Replacement.

Is the top layer of your hardwood floor removed by daily wear & tear? It is time to restore your flooring's luster & beauty by applying a new finish layer.

  • For removing dirt, grime & build-up
  • Fill-in surface scratches
  • Luster & sheen restoration
  • New protective wear layer

The Process

  1. Floor is Deep Cleaned, with All Dirt, Dust & Residue Removed
  2. Hardwood is Completely Rinsed & Prepped
  3. Finish is Used to Re-Fortify & Protect Floor

REFINISH. 2-4 Day Complete Makeover.

Completely renovate your floor from all damage & discoloration. The treatment uses sanding & refinishing that is almost completely dustless. This process also gives you a great opportunity to update the look of your floor through different stain & sealer colors.

  • Design Update Opportunity
  • Healthier Indoor-Air (Dustless & Water-based)
  • Repairs Gouges, Damage, Discoloration & Fading

The Process

  1. Sanded Down to Bare Wood
  2. Applied Sealer or Stain
  3. Finish in Selected Durability / Sheen







Q. How much do these services cost?

A. The Restore process costs $1.50 to $2 per sq ft. The Refinish process costs $5 to $7 per sq ft. The exact cost depends on square footage, how much furniture needs to be moved, and the condition of the floor.

Q. How long does the Restore process take? When can we use the floors?

A. The Restore method takes a full day. The new top layer takes 4-5 hours to dry before you can walk on it. On jobs under 1000 sq ft, you can walk on the floor the same day that evening. On larger jobs, the floor will need to dry overnight with no foot traffic until morning.

Q. Can you wax my hardwood floors as well?

A. While some people still wax their hardwood floors, we do not offer the service because it is not recommended for wood floors. Once the floor is waxed, it will always need to be waxed. It is usually impossible to remove the wax without damaging the wood. The only sure way to remove wax is by completely sanding and refinishing the floor.

Q. When should my wood floor be Refinished?

A. If there are floor boards that are discolored from wear or water damage, they will have to be sanded to improve their appearance. No amount of cleaning will fix wood that is damaged. The original urethane coating has worn away, exposing bare wood, which quickly darkens from soil absorption. Refinishing wood floors means sanding 1/16 of an inch off the top layer of wood to expose clean, pristine wood grain. The floor is honed smooth using orbital sanding machines, then coated with multiple layers of clear floor finish. We have attended the Bona Training Academy and are certified to properly refinish wood floors. We use the Bona Dust Containment System to ensure an almost dustless process. We exclusively use Bona waterborne floor finishes because they are the most durable, there is no odor, and they are the most environmentally friendly finishes available. When your floor is refinished, you can change the floor’s color by staining it. We offer this service for an additional cost. Oak can look almost white, or almost black, and every shade in between. We would be happy to discuss your options with you.