Residential
We provide these types of Residential Floor Services:
Parquet Floor Sanding Services: It easy to clean and lasts for decades. Parquet means "small compartments" in French. They can be in curves or angles. Sometimes they require special sanding methods.
Engineered Wood Floor Sanding: Wooden engineered floors that are installed in buildings. They are usually good for humid areas.
However, these can normally be sanded only a few times as the top layer of wood is not very thick.
Maintenance and restoration of hardwood floors: Sometimes it is possible to avoid a sanding to by applying a coat of varnish and buffing the floor.
This usually works with surface and superficial scratches.
Deck Renovation: We also do outside decks. We can can sand them and protect them from the elements.
Subfloor restoration or replacement: We can change the subfloor if needed. Usually it is subfloor that is responsible for squeaks on the floor,
or when the floor becomes uneven.
Commercial
Showroom Wood Floor. Transform the appearance of your store and how customers perceive your business. Well maintained floors are essential for any business,
and create a pleasant atmosphere for clients and employees. We use non-toxic products and finishes that are specifically designed for heavy populations
such as Bona Traffic HD.
- Restaurant Wood Floor: A comfortable expeirence for customers who come to dine. Clean and beautiful looking floor are a must for any restaurant.
Contact us for your specific needs. We can work off-hours so there is little down time, or we can seal off areas so people can eat while we work.
Bars, cafeterias, sidewalk cafes, etc., all can benefit from a beautiful newly varnished or stained floor.
- Office Floors: Make a good impression to business partners, visitors, suppliers, and employees. We can renovate your floors so they look like new again,
and also provide you with the finishes that are durable, long-lasting, and scratch resistant, so that your floors look amazing for years to come.
- School Floors: We offer services for grade schools, high schools, colleges, and universities. We also do basketball courts. Using safe non-toxic products
is essential for kids.
- Church Floors" We can refinish your church wood floors with amazing results. We can find timber that matches the original wood in the church if repairs
are needed. Sanding and Staining will remove any difference between the two.
Stained
Every floor is unique, so a test stain in a small square area of the customer's floor is an absolutely necessity before staining the entire floor.
We allow customers to choose a number of stains until they find one that matches their floor and aesthetic requirements.
Sometimes we even test 20 different stains before a client finds one that they like, but usually it takes 2-3 test stains before someone chooses
something they like. The stains are oil-based with low toxicity. We prefer the Duraseal and Bona stains due to their durability and quality.
The stain should be allowed to dry for 12-24 hours before applying finishing coats.
Stairs
There are many components to a staircase: steps, risers, poles, posts, landings, moldings, nosings, railings, stringers.
Staircases are more delicate and require precision compared to regular wooden floors..An edge sander is used with a coarse grit is used to get rid
of the old finish. Areas that the edger cannot strip away are done by handheld mechanical sanders, while the remaining areas are done by hand scraping.
Please call us to discuss which parts of the staircase you want to sand.
A typical staircase consists of several parts that work together to provide a safe and functional means of vertical movement between different levels of a building. Here are the main parts of a staircase:
- Treads: are the horizontal components of the staircase on which you place your feet when ascending or descending.
They are designed to provide a stable and comfortable surface to step on.
- Risers: Risers are the vertical components between each tread. They help define the height of each step and prevent your foot
from sliding through the open space between treads. In some staircase designs, there may be no risers, resulting in an open staircase.
- Stringers: Stringers are the structural supports that run along the sides of the staircase, providing stability and strength.
They typically have a diagonal or zigzag shape and can be made of wood, metal, or concrete.
- Balusters: Balusters, also known as spindles or pickets, are the vertical posts that provide support and safety along the sides of the staircase.
They are usually evenly spaced between the handrail and the tread or stringer.
- Handrail: The handrail is a horizontal rail that runs along the staircase, providing a secure handhold for support and stability while
ascending or descending. It is typically mounted on the balusters or a separate railing system.
- Newel Posts: Newel posts are larger, more decorative posts that are located at the beginning and end of a staircase, as well as at any
intermediate landings. They provide additional structural support and serve as an anchor for the handrail.
- Landing: A landing is a platform or horizontal area at the top or bottom of a staircase or at an intermediate point.
It allows for a change in direction, provides a resting point, and often serves as a transition between flights of stairs.
These are the primary components of a staircase, although there may be additional elements based on the specific design, such as decorative trim, molding, or a skirt board that covers the sides of the staircase
