Our work

Floors we’ve done

Every floor on this page is one of our jobs, in a real home. No stock photos.

Real jobs in real homes

These photos come from our own jobs across western Wisconsin and the east Twin Cities, mostly taken on a phone the day we finished. You’ll see refinished hardwood, recoats, stairs and vinyl plank. If your floor looks like one of the “before” photos, there’s a good chance it can look like the “after”.

Before and after

Kitchen floor before refinishing: dark, scratched and worn — Before

The same kitchen floor after refinishing: warm, even and glossy — After

Same kitchen. Same boards.

Dark, scratched and worn through in spots. We sanded it to bare wood and refinished it. Nothing was torn out.

Living room oak floor sanded to bare wood, before stain — Sanded, before stain

The same oak floor after dark stain and the final coat — After stain and last coat

From bare wood to a dark stain.

The same living room on sanding day and after the stain and the last coat of finish.

Refinishing

Floors that were already there: oak, maple and a herringbone pattern, sanded to bare wood, stained or left natural and finished again. None of these were torn out. How hardwood refinishing works

Herringbone oak, refinished
Dark stain, kitchen and dining
Red oak, refinished natural
Maple in an older home
Kitchen, after a full refinish
Dark stain, sunroom
Open living room, refinished
Living room with a stone fireplace
Oak, clear finish
Fresh finish, still wet
Red oak, gloss finish

Stairs

Treads, risers and skirt boards, sanded and finished by hand, plus new hardwood treads where the old stairs were carpeted. How stair refinishing works