Refinished Southern Yellow pine floor

What the previous owner did to the floors

Refinished #1 common Red Oak

The previous owner removed some walls

Patched in new flooring and refinished

Cupped prefinished 1st grade maple floor

1st grade maple floor sanded flat

Select Red Oak

Refinished Select Red Oak

Water-damaged and stained red oak floor

Refinished select red oak floor in historic 4-square

Brown stained red oak floor

Refinished red oak floor stained English Chestnut

Neglected Heart pine floor in Iowa City

Refinished Heart pine floor in Iowa City

Removed carpet and glued-down parquet flooring

Refinished original Red Oak

Rift and quartered White Oak

Refinished rift and quartered White Oak

Glued-down carpet was removed

Refinished Douglas Fir floor

Glued-down carpet was removed

Douglas fir stained Special Walnut

Carpet was removed

#1 Common red oak refinished with oil-based

Refinished douglas fir staircase

Stained red oak staircase

Refinished stained red oak staircase

Abused Southern Yellow pine staircase

Refinished Southern Yellow pine staircase

Refinished Red Oak stairs

Refinished Southern Yellow pine stairs

Repaired Red Oak floor

Refinished Douglas Fir floor

Refinished Beech floor

Refinished 3rd grade maple

Urine stained red oak floor

Replaced damaged boards and refinished all

Refinished white pine floor

Repaired Red Oak floor

Refinished Red Oak floor

Wall was removed in historic Iowa City fraternity

Patched in a mix of new and old wood

Dust Collection Setup

Bring your old hardwood floor back to life.

I really love wood floors and it is very satisfying to bring an old, classic floor back to life. Through the years they may have had carpet stapled down, vinyl glued down, or paint applied, but with some hard work by a seasoned professional, your floor can be brought back to its beautiful, original luster.

Some old floors need more help than others. I will go the extra mile to rehabilitate your floor. Common restoration services I can provide include:

• replacing damaged or unsightly boards
• replacing patches of poorly installed flooring
• filling in sections of flooring that are missing (or patching in an old cold air return)
• fixing squeaky floor boards
• adding flush mount vents to match the existing floor

For a full description of the refinishing process, click here.

Call me today and we can discuss your floors.

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