Our History

First started working as an independent flooring contractor in 1988 as an owner operator style business sanding and refinishing floors. With my experience and expertise, I can assure you of a perfect job from start to finish as my number one priority is customer service.

You will be dealing directly with the owner in all aspects; from answering all telephone inquiries, providing written estimates and most importantly, I will also be the person sanding your floors. There will not be any middlemen or middlewomen between you and I—who you may never meet.

We are a mature, family-style business dedicated to making sure that each and every customer is completely satisfied by our sanding and refinishing work. We are fully insured for your protection. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

We have the equipment to get the job done right!

We only use larger, more powerful floor sanders. These large machines do a much better sanding job! Operating on 220 volt outlet (stove or dryer), these machines have a powerful industrial vacuum system built in to collect 99% of sanding dust.

How we make it a perfect job!

We use the tried and true methods;

1. First we sand to remove all scratches and any finish;
2. We fill all cracks in your floor with a wood filler;
3. Once the floor is dry, we sand your floors using a 60 grit sand paper;
4. We once again sand your floors with a 100 grit sand paper for a natural finish (Stained floors require an additional sanding using a 150 grit sand paper).

Superior finishes

We use only the best oil based finish for a superior look, long lasting beauty and durability from Fabulon. While we do recommend oil based finish for your floors, we do recognize people’s concerns and do offer a premium aluminum oxide water based finish.

We use the proper lamb’s wool mop applicator to apply a thick smooth oil finish, to last a lifetime. Unlike the roller applied method, where the finish has worn off in high traffic areas within 2 or 3 years, we leave the rollers to painters.

Wood floors require three coats of finish for a superior look and durability. We apply three coat of finish on every floor refinished. The first coat is quickly absorbed into the wood and usually dries within one hour; this forms a barrier sealing the floor. This prevents the second coat of finish from being absorbed into the wood letting it dry overnight. We lightly screen this coat using a floor polisher with a 120 grit screen, making this coat very smooth and suitable for the next coat to adhere properly, decreasing the likelihood of peeling and increasing the shine of your floors.