Today's flooring contractors utilize vacuum systems and specialized equipment designed to capture up to 98% of airborne dust particles, keeping the rest of your home clean and protected during the refinishing process.

Absolutely. Our professionals apply wood conditioners and perform custom stain matching to ensure your staircase blends seamlessly with your existing flooring throughout the home.

We highly recommend solid hardwood laminated treads rather than wide planks, as the lamination process prevents cupping and warping that can occur with heavy foot traffic over time.

The sanding process effectively removes surface scratches and minor dents. However, deep water damage or pet urine stains that have turned the wood black typically penetrate too deeply and may require replacement of the affected boards.

Solid hardwood flooring can generally be sanded between four and six times throughout its lifetime. Engineered hardwood is more limited, usually allowing for only one or two sandings depending on how thick the top wood veneer layer is.

You'll want to sweep or dust-mop daily to eliminate abrasive dirt and debris. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp microfiber mop along with a professional hardwood floor cleaner, and avoid steam mops or excessively wet cleaning tools.