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Hardwood Floors

When it is time to renew your floors, recoating will be your least costly option. It should be done when the floor begins to show wear. Don't wait until the finish is completely worn off and dirt and spills have penetrated the wood.

An easy way to tell is if cleaning no longer restores your floors to an acceptable appearance. Besides the dull appearance, look for scratches, gouges and separation between boards. Repairing such damage is part of our restoration process.

Recoating wood floors provides a fresh "wear-layer" of finish and helps "even-out" the surfaces returning that like new shine; using our state of the art process of dust containment.

Proper recoating will often extend the life of your floor and is significantly less time consuming and less expensive than re-sanding. To determine whether a floor is a candidate for this process or not, we will refer to our testing procedures.

RECOATING PROCESS

Step 1 — Visual Inspection
We will join you in the inspection to be sure that we have found all damaged areas. Another purpose of the inspection is to determine if we can restore the appearance level with the Bridgepoint System or if a more aggressive restoration will be required, including sanding, staining and refinishing.

Step 2 — Damage Repair
We will fill in the cracks, gouges and separations with a wood patch. If we don't have exactly the right color our technicians will mix colors to match.

Step 3 — Complete Cleaning and Abrasion
This step will remove all loose and embedded soil. It will take off scuff marks and, through mild abrasion, will remove the surface layer of the old finish. This leaves your floor in the ideal condition for the next finish to be applied. This entire process is dust free.

Step 4 — Initial Sealer Coat of Finish

Step 5 — Final Finish Coat
You have your choice of gloss, semi-gloss or matte (satin) finish.

You now have a beautiful, durable finish that will protect,
beautify and add years to the life of your hardwood floors.