Extend Your Floors Life & Look
Hardwood flooring needs some love and maintenance between refinishes. When cleaned by a professional there is a mixture of a mechanical scrubbers, high PH cleaners and powerful vacuums allow us to get your floor very clean. Once we have the floor very clean we can buff the floor and get out some of the small scratches. Then a top coat is applied to the flooring to create a beautiful new finish. Adding these new coats allows us to extend the life and beauty of your floor. With proper maintenance your floor can last for 100s of years.
It is advised that you should keep your floor looking new by completing a maintenance coat every 3-5 years. The sheen will be even and beautiful again and and minor scratches will be removed.
Maintenance Coat // Do I need it?
As your floor you will notice the finish dull and scratch some. If you want to bring back the glass like beauty your floor once had, you will want to use a maintenance coat. The coat will restore the shine and life of your floor. These coats take less time and cost much less than a resand.
- Takes only 2-4 hours
- Great finished product
- Small scratches removed
- Shine and sheen restored
- Dustless
- Durable finish choices
The Maintenance Coat Process
STEP 1
We arrive and make sure you have no questions or concerns. Then begin by vacuuming and wet tacking the floor. After the surface has been cleared of debris, we will use a microfiber mop to make one final cleaning pass.
STEP 2
After the initial cleaning we use a special industrial machine to do another cleaning, the machine is called a dirt dragon. The dirt dragon scrubs the floor and uses a special solution that has a high pH to break free the grime and dirt on your floor.
STEP 3
After the floor has been cleaned, we will buff the floor. Buffing can remove some of the minor scratching in the floor and will create a surface the new finish can bond to.
STEP 4
After the floor has been cleaned, we will buff the floor. Buffing can remove some of the minor scratching in the floor and will create a surface the new finish can bond to.