Clean, buff and recoat — without the dust of a full refinish
Construction dust, pet accidents, dull finish? We clean, screen and recoat with polyurethane, then put your furniture back exactly where it was.
- Low-dust process
- Poly recoat
- Pet damage work
- Loft & rowhome experience

A hardwood floor that looks tired is usually a finish problem, not a wood problem. Sanding the whole floor removes wood you can never get back and fills the house with dust for a week.
We deep clean, screen the existing finish and recoat with polyurethane. You get depth and sheen back in a day, and the boards keep their thickness for the next owner.
Every visit includes
- Deep clean with hardwood-safe solution
- Screen and recoat with commercial polyurethane
- Pet stain and odor treatment where the finish failed
- Edge and corner hand detailing
- Furniture moved and felt pads replaced
- Maintenance plan so the recoat lasts
How we run the job
- 01
Assess the finish
We check for wax, water damage and finish wear. Not every floor is a recoat candidate and we say so.
- 02
Deep clean
Grime lifts off the finish, not into the grain. Rinse and dry before anything else happens.
- 03
Screen
Light abrasion so the new coat bonds. Contained, low-dust — no drum sander.
- 04
Recoat and cure
One or two coats of poly, then a cure window we walk you through before we leave.
What it costs
Quoted per square foot after a look at the finish. Recoat is typically a fraction of a full sand-and-refinish.
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