WE BRING TIRED & WORN HARDWOOD FLOORS BACK TO LIFE.

Hardwood color correction is the process of restoring the original color of wood floors as a subtle touch-up to fix discoloration, fading and wear. This process involves cleaning and light abrasion (screening) to apply a new color coating without fully sanding your floor.

Hardwood wax removal is the process of stripping wax built-up, dirt and old finish from wood floors using solvents, emulsifiers or specialized strippers often followed by scrubbing, extraction, and potentially screening or recoating to restore the floor's natural look and prepare it for a new finish.

This process restores worn floors by screening down the top layer to remove scratches, stains and the old finish, then applying a new stain (optional) and a fresh, protective topcoat (polyurethane) to bring back the wood's natural beauty and durability.