Service
A fresh coat, far less disruption.
A lower-disruption buff-and-recoat that refreshes eligible floors fast.
Who it's for
Sandless Refinishing
Homeowners whose floors have surface wear but a sound existing finish — an ideal refresh before listing a home or hosting, when a full sand isn't required.
How the process works
- 1Inspect the existing finish for adhesion and eligibility.
- 2Deep clean and abrade (buff) the surface.
- 3Apply a fresh maintenance coat of finish.
- 4Same-fast return to light use.
What affects your price
Every project is unique — these are the main factors we weigh when quoting.
- Square footage of eligible area.
- Standard versus commercial or Rubio Monocoat finish.
- Condition of the existing finish.
Frequently asked
Is sandless right for my floor?+
Sandless refinishing works when the existing finish is intact and the damage is limited to the surface. If wood is bare, deeply scratched, or water-damaged, a full sand-and-refinish is the better choice. We help you decide.
How is it different from full refinishing?+
Sandless (buff-and-recoat) refreshes the top finish layer without sanding to bare wood, so it is faster and lower cost — but it will not remove deep scratches or change raw wood color the way a full refinish can.
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Ready to talk about your floors?
Call or email for a free, no-pressure assessment. We answer real questions about your project — no fragile contact forms.