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Hardwood Floor Sanding & Refinishing in Charlotte, NC

We take scratched, gray or orange-toned floors back to bare wood and finish them in the color you choose.

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Refinished glossy hardwood floor in a Charlotte great room with stone fireplace

Sanding & refinishing

Is it right for your home?

Best for

Scratched, dull or worn solid hardwood
Floors exposed after carpet removal
Changing the color of oak floors
Getting a house ready to sell

Good to know

Floors must be solid or thick-wear-layer engineered to be sanded
Rooms are off-limits while stain and finish coats cure
Stain colors look different on every floor, so we test samples on yours
Deep pet stains or water damage may need board replacement first

DuraSeal Quick Coat

36 stain colors.

The same stain looks different on white oak and red oak. Switch the species below, then we test your favorites on your own floor before we finish.

DuraSeal Country White on white oak — Country White

DuraSeal Rustic Beige on white oak — Rustic Beige

DuraSeal Silvered Gray on white oak — Silvered Gray

DuraSeal Classic Gray on white oak — Classic Gray

DuraSeal Warm Gray on white oak — Warm Gray

DuraSeal Weathered Oak on white oak — Weathered Oak

DuraSeal Aged Barrel on white oak — Aged Barrel

DuraSeal Golden Oak on white oak — Golden Oak

DuraSeal Golden Pecan on white oak — Golden Pecan

DuraSeal Colonial Maple on white oak — Colonial Maple

DuraSeal Fruitwood on white oak — Fruitwood

DuraSeal Provincial on white oak — Provincial

DuraSeal Early American on white oak — Early American

DuraSeal Golden Brown on white oak — Golden Brown

DuraSeal Gunstock on white oak — Gunstock

DuraSeal Sedona Red on white oak — Sedona Red

DuraSeal English Chestnut on white oak — English Chestnut

DuraSeal Chestnut on white oak — Chestnut

DuraSeal Special Walnut on white oak — Special Walnut

DuraSeal Medium Brown on white oak — Medium Brown

DuraSeal Spice Brown on white oak — Spice Brown

DuraSeal Heritage Brown on white oak — Heritage Brown

DuraSeal Coffee Brown on white oak — Coffee Brown

DuraSeal Antique Brown on white oak — Antique Brown

DuraSeal Royal Mahogany on white oak — Royal Mahogany

DuraSeal Red Mahogany on white oak — Red Mahogany

DuraSeal Rosewood on white oak — Rosewood

DuraSeal Dark Walnut on white oak — Dark Walnut

DuraSeal Jacobean on white oak — Jacobean

DuraSeal Espresso on white oak — Espresso

DuraSeal Dark Gray on white oak — Dark Gray

DuraSeal True Black on white oak — True Black

Stain photos: DuraSeal. Screens and printers vary, so final color is approved from sample patches on your floor.

Bona · Loba

Choose your finish.

The finish is the clear protective coat over the wood. All of ours are water-based: low odor, clear, and dry fast. Here they are from economical to commercial grade; we recommend one after seeing your home, kids and pets.

Good

Bona Domo®

Economical solution

A practical choice for low-traffic residential spaces: bedrooms, offices and guest rooms.

Low traffic
One-component, water-based, non-yellowing
Satin-matte or semi-gloss

Better

Loba EasyFinish

Reliable performance

A great option for medium-traffic areas, balancing quality and affordability.

Medium traffic
One-component, water-based
Satin, semi-gloss or gloss

Premium

Loba 2K Supra AT

Superior protection

Excellent resistance to scratches and daily wear. Perfect for busy family homes.

Heavy traffic, kids and pets
Two-component, ceramic-reinforced, non-yellowing
Satin, semi-gloss or gloss

Commercial

Bona Traffic HD®

Maximum durability

Recommended for high-end homes and heavy-traffic areas. The most durable finish in the Bona system.

Extremely heavy traffic
Two-component, commercial grade, stays clear
Raw, extra matte, satin, semi-gloss or gloss

Sheen

How much shine?

Sheen is how much light the finish reflects. It does not change durability, only the look. Lower sheens hide everyday scratches and dust better.

**Raw**ultra matteLooks like bare, unfinished wood (Bona Traffic HD RAW). Hides scratches and dust best.

**Extra matte**very low shineSoft, natural look with almost no shine.

**Satin**low shineA gentle glow. Classic, forgiving and easy to live with.

**Semi-gloss**medium shineNoticeable reflection. Shows the grain and color richly.

**Gloss**high shineMirror-like and formal. Shows scratches and dust the most.

Sheen tiles are an illustration on the same wood sample. We apply a test area so you can see the real sheen in your own light. Product names are trademarks of Bona AB and LOBA GmbH.

Our work

Recent refinishing work

How it works

I
Free in-home visit
We check the wood type, thickness, damage and any past refinishing.
II
Repairs & prep
Furniture moved, rooms protected, damaged boards replaced.
III
Sand & stain
Sanded to bare wood, stain samples approved by you, color applied.
IV
Finish & cure
Protective coats applied and cured; we walk the floor with you at the end.

FAQ

Questions about sanding & refinishing.

How many times can a floor be refinished?

Solid 3/4" hardwood can usually be sanded many times over its life. Engineered floors depend on the thickness of the top layer; we check before quoting.

Can I stay home during refinishing?

Many families plan a few nights away while finish coats cure. We will tell you which rooms are off-limits and for how long.

Can you change the color of my floors?

Yes. Once the floor is back to bare wood we test stain samples on your actual boards so you approve the color before we finish.

How long does it take?

Most homes take three to five days from sanding to the last coat, plus cure time before furniture goes back.

Free in-home estimate

Let's see what your floors could be.

Tell us about your project. We'll bring samples, measure, test moisture and leave you with a clear written proposal.

No cost and no obligation
Itemized written proposal, approved online
Mon–Fri 8–6 · Sat 9–12

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