Hardwood Refinishing Andover, NJ

Full floor refinishing removes the old protective coating and restores the wood underneath. Common in Morristown and central Morris County for homes with fading stain or surface scratches.

The process reveals the natural grain and color variation in your wood. You pick a new finish—water-based or oil-based—and we handle the application for durability and beauty.

Best for floors with solid wood construction and moderate to heavy wear.

Complete refinishing restoration in Chatham—revealing natural wood character.

Screen and recoat maintenance for Denville residential floors—adding fresh protection.

If your floor finish is still intact but dull, screen and recoat refreshes the protective layer without full sanding. Popular in Florham Park and surrounding neighborhoods.

We lightly texture the existing finish so new coatings bond. This cuts prep time and keeps costs down while restoring sheen and protection.

Ideal for maintenance in homes with good floor structure and only surface wear.

Hardwood floors sometimes show wear along baseboards and in tight corners. Edge sanding and stain touch-ups blend problem areas with the rest of your floor.

We use matching stain and finishes to ensure seamless appearance. Baseboard work is part of the process—no permanent trim removal needed.

Common in older Morris County homes where floor expansion and contraction create visible gaps.

Edge and baseboard restoration—seamless stain matching across the floor.