Yes, but only if the floors are in good condition with minimal wear. Instead of full sanding, a buff and recoat can refresh the finish without removing wood. · Floors have light scratches or dull spots but no deep damage. · You want to extend the life of the existing finish. · The floorboards are still structurallysound. · If your floors have deep scratches, stains, or need repairs, a full sanding and refinishing is the best choice for a fresh start. · Need help deciding? Contact us for a free consultation!

The time needed to sand and refinish hardwood flooring depends on the size of the space, floor condition, and finish type. · Small to Medium Rooms (200–500 sq. ft.): Usually 2–3 days, including sanding, staining (if needed), and applying multiple coats of finish. · Larger Areas (500+ sq. ft.): Typically 4–5 days or more, especially if extra repairs or custom staining are needed. · After the final protective finish is applied, the new floors need time to cure: · Light foot traffic: 24–48 hours after refinishing. · Moving furniture & rugs: Wait at least 7 days for full durability.

Once your hardwood flooring is refinished, you may notice a small amount of dust on countertops or other flat surfaces in your house. Note that the process of sanding and refinishing hardwood flooring is typically 95% dust-free. · During the process, all equipment is connected to special vacuums, ziplock seals, and protective plastic coverings to protect your home. We take pride in our work and do our best to refinish your floors with care. ·