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Proof in the grain.

Real floors from real jobs across western Massachusetts — every photo below is a floor we actually worked on.

Maintenance

Maintenance buff and re-coat (top coat)

When the finish is worn but the wood is sound, we abrade the old coating and lay a fresh top coat — no dust of a full sand, a fraction of the cost, and the floor is back in service fast.

Inlaid parlor floor — before maintenance buff and re-coatbefore
Inlaid parlor floor — after maintenance buff and re-coatafter

Inlaid parlor floor

Screened back to a dull, worn surface, then re-coated — the original border inlay reads crisp again without a full sand.

Dining room & border — before maintenance buff and re-coatbefore
Dining room & border — after maintenance buff and re-coatafter

Dining room & border

Buffed to break the old finish, dust-tacked, and topped with a fresh coat for even sheen edge to edge.

Quarter-sawn oak floor after a maintenance buff and re-coat
Same-day re-coat — furniture back the next morning.
Knotwork inlay border after a maintenance re-coat
Knotwork border protected, not sanded away.

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