Floor Sanding & Staining in Glendale Heights, IL
Bring original hardwood floors back to a like-new finish instead of covering them up.
Restoring what's already there
Older Glendale Heights homes tend to have real hardwood under the carpet or scuffed finish, not engineered flooring — and it's almost always worth sanding down and re-staining rather than tearing out and replacing. We sand the existing floor level, choose a stain that matches the rest of the house or sets a new tone, and seal it for a finish that holds up.
This work is usually one piece of a bigger remodel — we've refinished floors as part of whole-house updates that also included painting and other room work, so the finished spaces read as one consistent job.
Flooring questions
Can you refinish original hardwood floors, or only install new flooring?
We sand and stain existing hardwood back to a like-new finish — most of the older homes we work on around Glendale Heights already have solid hardwood under years of wear, and it's usually worth restoring rather than covering up.
How long does floor sanding and staining take?
A typical room or two takes a few days between sanding, staining, and letting the finish cure before furniture goes back — we'll give you an exact timeline for your square footage.
Do you match stain color to floors in other rooms?
Yes — if you're refinishing part of the house, we'll match the stain to what's already down elsewhere so the floors read as one continuous finish.
Got hardwood floors that need refinishing?
We'll take a look and tell you what it needs.