Service
A fresh coat, far less disruption.
A lower-disruption buff-and-recoat for eligible floors.
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.
- 4Review when light use is appropriate after the finish is applied.
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. It can involve less disruption than a full refinish, but it will not remove deep scratches or change raw wood color the way a full refinish can.
Explore other services
Hardwood Floor Installation
New solid, engineered, laminate, and LVP flooring installed with a craftsman's eye.
Sanding & Refinishing
Restore scratched, worn, or dated floors with a renewed finish.
Commercial & Sports Floors
Durable installation and refinishing for gyms, studios, retail, and hospitality.
Ready to talk about your floors?
Call or email to discuss your project and the right next step. We answer real questions — no fragile contact forms.