Hardwood Floor Refinishing In Monroe, WA

Step 1

Prepare the rooms, repairs and set-up

In Monroe, WA, before we begin the sanding process, we take care of any agreed-upon repairs, removing staples and nails and ensuring our equipment is in proper working order. We also set up our advanced dustless equipment, giving you the option to choose the level of dust control that suits your needs. For more information on dust control options, you can read about it here.
We then meticulously sweep the rooms, thoroughly vacuuming them to create a clean and prepared surface. Finally, we set up our sanding machines, ready to deliver top-notch hardwood floor refinishing services.

Step 2

Sanding off the existing old finish

Step 3

Detailed fine sanding and filler

After removing the old finish, some scratches may be left on your floor due to the use of rough grit sandpaper. To address this, our next step involves using a series of finer sandpaper grits gradually to smooth out the surface and prepare it for the new finish. This process helps eliminate any remaining scratches and ensures a flawless result.
As part of this refinement process, we may also utilize trowel filling techniques to fill in any gaps or imperfections on your floor. By trowel filling with putty, we can achieve a more uniform and seamless appearance. To determine if your floor is a candidate for trowel filling, you can click here for more information.

Step 4

Finishing touches and clean up

After completing sanding with the machines, our refinishing process includes the final touches done by hand. We utilize hand scrapers to access hard-to-reach areas under radiators, along the trim, and in corners that the sanders cannot reach. These areas are then meticulously hand-sanded to match the final grit used by the sanders.
Once the hand scraping and sanding are complete, thorough vacuuming and clean-up are essential to prepare for the next step. We take great care in ensuring that all dust and debris are efficiently removed, leaving a clean and pristine surface for the subsequent stages of the hardwood floor refinishing process.