Restoring wood floors is our specialty.
What type of floor do you have?
Select one of the options below to learn more
Hardwood — Hardwood flooring is solid wood flooring made from timber and cut or planed into varying thicknesses. Because hardwood is a natural product, it takes on character and attributes of wear over use and time. As the oldest type of flooring, it has been used in any setting whether residential or commercial.
Solid hardwood flooring comes in a variety of wood species including oak, pine, beech, hickory, walnut, cherry among others. Hardwood floors may be sanded to bare wood many times due to the thickness of the wood in order to remove the wear and resulting character from the wood.
Engineered — A newer product made available to the market are engineered wood floors. These floors have the appearance of solid wood flooring, but lack the structural integrity of solid wood flooring with the high-quality plywood core with a thin veneer or layer of hardwood floor product on top.
This type of flooring is a less expensive option to solid wood flooring, but it is not possible to refinish this type of floor to bare wood as it will remove the wood veneer on top. The only viable option to bring these types of floors back to beautiful is the Clean ReCoat process.
Laminate — Laminate flooring is created by fusing multiple layers of synthetic flooring product together. This lamination process ensures the layers of floor product is bonded together and it is then protected with a photographic appliqué layer on top to simulate a wood appearance.
These floors are more economical compared to other flooring options, but are unable to be refinished to bare wood in an effort to lengthen its wear life. Clean reCoat is the only option for these types of floors to be brought back to beautiful.
Next, choose the sheen you want.
*Satin
The satin sheen is the most popular finish for hardwood floors. This sheen has about 40% luster and is easy to keep clean. This level of luster disperses light and does not spotlight imperfections or dirt.
Semi-gloss
Semi-gloss has a slightly higher luster than satin. This means that more light will reflect on your floors. This sheen helps highlight the formal beauty of your wood floors.
Gloss
Gloss hardwood floors have the brightest luster to create an incredibly glossy look. The glossy sheen will reflect more light than a satin or semi-gloss finish, giving the floor an extra shiny appearance.
*Our customers choose this sheen option 80% of the time because its been popular for its aesthetic versatility for many years and will continue to be for many years into the future!
All that's left is to get on our schedule!
Now that you know more about the process, the last step is to fill out our free estimate form and select a day to bring your floors back to beautiful.
Our free estimate form is easy to fill out and we will respond quickly!
Got a big commercial job? Read this!
Our process is perfect for ensuring the floors in your company look their best. Whether a gymnasium, studio, restaurant, office, or event space, our process means you experience no downtime and can quickly get back to business.
Let our experts walk through the space with you and provide you with an estimate. We are confident you’ll be impressed by what we can do – and even more impressed by the price!
One cannot develop taste from what is of average quality but only from the very best.
– Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Ready to talk about it?
Restoring wood floors is our specialty. What type of floor do you have?
Select one of the options below to learn more
Hardwood — Hardwood flooring is solid wood flooring made from timber and cut or planed into varying thicknesses. Because hardwood is a natural product, it takes on character and attributes of wear over use and time. As the oldest type of flooring, it has been used in any setting whether residential or commercial.
Solid hardwood flooring comes in a variety of wood species including oak, pine, beech, hickory, walnut, cherry among others. Hardwood floors may be sanded to bare wood many times due to the thickness of the wood in order to remove the wear and resulting character from the wood.
Engineered — A newer product made available to the market are engineered wood floors. These floors have the appearance of solid wood flooring, but lack the structural integrity of solid wood flooring with the high-quality plywood core with a thin veneer or layer of hardwood floor product on top.
This type of flooring is a less expensive option to solid wood flooring, but it is not possible to refinish this type of floor to bare wood as it will remove the wood veneer on top. The only viable option to bring these types of floors back to beautiful is the Clean ReCoat process.
Laminate — Laminate flooring is created by fusing multiple layers of synthetic flooring product together. This lamination process ensures the layers of floor product is bonded together and it is then protected with a photographic appliqué layer on top to simulate a wood appearance.
These floors are more economical compared to other flooring options, but are unable to be refinished to bare wood in an effort to lengthen its wear life. Clean reCoat is the only option for these types of floors to be brought back to beautiful.
Next, choose the sheen you want.
*Satin
The satin sheen is the most popular finish for hardwood floors. This sheen has about 40% luster and is easy to keep clean. This level of luster disperses light and does not spotlight imperfections or dirt.
*Our customers choose this sheen option 80% of the time because its been popular for its aesthetic versatility for many years and will continue to be for many years into the future!
Semi-gloss
Semi-gloss has a slightly higher luster than satin. This means that more light will reflect on your floors. This sheen helps highlight the formal beauty of your wood floors.
Gloss
Gloss hardwood floors have the brightest luster to create an incredibly glossy look. The glossy sheen will reflect more light than a satin or semi-gloss finish, giving the floor an extra shiny appearance.
All that's left is to get on our schedule!
Now that you know more about the process, the last step is to fill out our free estimate form and select a day to bring your floors back to beautiful.
Our free estimate form is easy to fill out and we will respond quickly!
Got a big commercial job? Read this!
Our process is perfect for ensuring the floors in your company look their best. Whether a gymnasium, studio, restaurant, office, or event space, our process means you experience no downtime and can quickly get back to business.
Let our experts walk through the space with you and provide you with an estimate. We are confident you’ll be impressed by what we can do – and even more impressed by the price!
Ready to talk about it?
One cannot develop taste from what is of average quality but only from the very best.
– Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
One cannot develop taste from what is of average quality but only from the very best.
– Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe