Screen & Coat
The one-day refresh, for when the wood underneath is still good.
Not every dull floor needs a full sand. If the finish is scuffed but wear has not reached the wood beneath it, we abrade the surface lightly — screening — and roll on a fresh coat. The floor comes back for a fraction of the cost and a fraction of the disruption.
The honest catch: a screen and coat only works while the finish layer is still intact. Once wear has gone through to bare wood, or a board has greyed from water, recoating locks the damage in instead of removing it. We tell you which one you are looking at during the estimate — including when the cheaper option is the right one.
Best for
Floors that look dull and lightly scratched but have no bare, grey or water-stained spots.
What's included
- Light abrasion of the existing finish, not the wood
- One fresh coat of finish, usually done in a single day
- A fraction of the cost, dust and downtime of a full refinish
- A straight answer at the estimate on whether your floor qualifies
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Free on-site estimate, a written price, and a straight answer about what your floor needs.
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