Transform Your Home with Hardwood Floors

A “screen and recoat” is a maintenance process that revitalizes your hardwood floors without the need for a full, invasive sanding and refinishing. Think of it as a “tune-up” for your floors!

A screen and recoat is best for hardwood floors that have light surface wear, minor scratches that haven’t penetrated the wood, and a dull appearance. If your floors have deep gouges, extensive water damage, or areas where the finish is completely worn away exposing bare wood, a full refinish would be the more appropriate solution.

• Restores Shine and Luster: It brings back the original brilliance of your floors, making them look new again.
  
   
• Extends Floor Life: The new protective layer guards against everyday wear and tear, prolonging the need for a full refinish.
  
   
• Cost-Effective: It’s significantly less expensive than a complete sanding and refinishing.
  
   
• Less Invasive & Quicker: The process generates minimal dust and can often be completed in a single day, minimizing disruption to your home.

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Addressing wear early with refinishing is far less expensive than waiting until replacement is your only option. It’s a smart investment that saves you money in the long run.  It will also extend your floors lifespan.  The refinishing process adds a fresh, protective layer that shields your wood from further damage, extending its lifespan for years, even decades/

No.  Our process is not suitable for changing color.  We can match missing color with our color correction process.  Our process can also change your sheen.  We offer matte all the way to gloss.

We are based in Raleigh near Brier Creek, but we service all areas of the triangle.  Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, Fuquay, Holly Springs, Apex, and many more.

For the safety of your furniture and to ensure the highest quality outcome for your hardwood floors, we kindly request that all furniture and personal items be removed from the rooms scheduled for service prior to our arrival.

This allows our team unobstructed access to fully prepare and work on your floors without risk of damage to your belongings or interruptions to the process.

We understand that moving heavy furniture can be challenging, so here are a few options and tips:

• DIY: Many clients prefer to move items themselves or with the help of friends and family.  Furniture can be staged in rooms that aren’t being serviced, garages, covered porches, etc..
• Professional Movers: For larger or heavier pieces, consider hiring a local moving service. We recommend booking them in advance of your scheduled service date.

We are unable to move furniture ourselves due to insurance limitations and to keep our focus entirely on delivering exceptional results for your hardwood floors. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in preparing your home for our service!