Every project below was completed by Justin — owner, estimator, and the person who actually does the work. Browse by service type to see what's possible for your floors.
Long-term renter wear left red oak floors with heavy scratches, finish loss, and gray staining throughout — a full sand and refinish with a water-based satin system brought the floors back to a consistent, move-in-ready condition ahead of listing.
A vacant Excelsior rental with two species of red oak—worn from years of use and large dogs—was fully sanded and refinished with an Amber Prime sealer system to blend the two floor types and deliver a clean, like-new result.
Upper level red oak floors stripped of carpet years prior had worn past the point of a buff and coat, and main level floors with walnut plug accents needed a color change — both levels were fully sanded and refinished, with Early American stain applied to the main level to neutralize the plugs.
White oak floors worn through a full-home renovation were fully sanded and refinished with a white-tinted sealer system to achieve a lighter, consistent Scandinavian look across two levels.
Scratched red oak and maple floors in a former rental were fully sanded, stained, and refinished to clean them up and create a more cohesive look before the homeowners moved back in.
Worn, graying white oak floors were fully sanded and refinished as the final step of a main-level remodel to restore protection and unify the space.
Prefinished dark-stained hardwood was sanded flat and refinished natural. A commercial-grade finish was applied for added durability with pets. The full project, including stairs, took about one week.
Maple hardwood floors discovered under carpet and coated in paste wax required a full refinish to properly restore the wood.
Carpet removal revealed original maple and red oak floors in a 1925 Minneapolis home; hardwood floor refinishing preserved and restored the original flooring.
Carpet and tile removal opened the door to a full installation and refinish project — new red oak was laced into existing hardwood and sanded together for a seamless, lighter finish throughout the main level.
Carpeted bedrooms were converted to 2¼" caramel maple hardwood to match existing floors, avoiding a full refinish of the main level.