Old
floors,
sanded
back to
new
.

Sand and refinish, screen and recoat, board repair and stairs, by one Denver finishing crew.

Worn, sanded, finished in 3 days

Living room, Park Hill

Red oak, 1926 · three coats of satin

The finishing crew does nothing else.

Three finishers who sand, stain and coat wood floors every working day. They never lay tile.

Finishing crew

Led by Luis Ortega since 2012

Sanding

Luis Ortega

Stain

Hana Brooks

Stairs

Theo Marsh

Sanding, day 1 of 3

Stair landing, the Highlands

Red oak, its third refinish

Four ways back to a good floor.

Sand and refinish

Back to bare wood, stained, three coats

From

$4.50 / sq ft

Screen and recoat

A light buff and one new coat, no sanding

From

$1.75 / sq ft

Board repair

Cut out and woven in, matched to the grain

From

$18 / board

Stairs

Treads and risers, sanded by hand

From

$65 / step

Same floor, three days apart.

A 1926 red oak floor in Washington Park, before the sander and after the last coat.

Before

Grey lanes, cracked finish

Last refinished in the 1990s

After

Natural stain, satin

Three coats, dry in 24 hours

Six stains, tried on your own floor.

We brush test stripes across a sanded board in your room, and you choose in daylight.

Natural

Nordic white

Golden oak

Provincial

Dark walnut

Ebony

Sanded with the dust bagged, not breathed.

Our sanders run into sealed vacuums, and the rooms around the floor are shut before we start.

Before the sander starts

The room is sealed

Doorways

Zipped shut in plastic

Vents and returns

Taped over until the last coat

Furniture

Moved out or wrapped

You can stay home while we sand. Most of our clients do.

Three coats, each given its time.

3 coats

of water-based satin, or oil if you prefer

4 hours

between coats, with the windows cracked

24 hours

after the last coat, before socks

The first month on a new finish.

Day 1

Socks only

No shoes, and the dog stays off.

Day 2

Furniture back

Lifted in, never dragged, with felt pads under every leg.

Day 7

Rugs down

The finish is hard enough to cover.

Day 30

Fully cured

A damp mop and a wood cleaner. Never steam.

A dining room, back in three days.

480 sq ft

dining room and hall

2 boards

cut out and woven in

Provincial

stain, picked from six

3 days

from sander to chairs

We nearly paid for a new floor. Three days later the old one looked better than any sample we had seen.

Megan and Ali Torres, Washington Park

Sand and refinish · 1926 red oak

Job 247

Living room and hall

Floor

Red oak, 1926

Stain

Natural

Finish

3 coats, satin

On site

3 days

Free in-home measure.

A floor lead comes to you and leaves a written price. Rather call? (303) 555-0146

The visit

About 45 minutes at your home

Samples brought to the room

Written price within two days