Hardwood floor refinishing in Marietta & Metro Atlanta

If the boards are sound, refinishing is almost always far less than replacing. You’re paying for labor and finish, not new wood.

Replacement makes sense when boards are cupped, rotted, badly water-damaged, or engineered with a top layer too thin to sand. We’ll tell you honestly which camp your floor is in at the free estimate.

Most residential refinishing runs a few days from first sanding to final coat.

The exact schedule depends on square footage, the number of coats, and drying time. We give you the day-by-day plan with your estimate: when you can walk on it in socks, and when furniture can go back.

Yes. Once the old finish is sanded off, we can stain the wood a different color or bring out the natural color with a clear finish.

Color looks different on every species and in every room’s light, so we’ll talk through options for your floor specifically.

We seal the work area before we sand (plastic over doorways, cabinets and light fixtures) and run vacuums on the equipment as we go.

You can see it in our job photos below: kitchens wrapped, doorways sheeted, a vacuum on the line. No sanding is completely dust-free, but containment is the difference between a dusty room and a dusty house.

Screen and coat is a lighter refresh: we buff (screen) the existing finish and apply a new top coat, without sanding down to bare wood.

It works when the finish is dull or lightly scratched but the wood itself isn’t worn through or stained. It’s quicker and costs less than a full refinish. We’ll tell you if your floor qualifies.

Usually not out of the house, but the rooms being refinished are off-limits until the finish has dried, so plan around kitchens and main walkways.

We’ll sequence the work around how you use the house and tell you exactly which areas are closed on which days.