Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Restore the natural beauty of your hardwood floors with professional sanding and refinishing by RZR Hardwood Flooring. We combine advanced dust-containment equipment, professional craftsmanship, and premium Bona finishing systems for beautiful, long-lasting results.
Request an EstimateWhy Choose RZR for Hardwood Floor Refinishing?
Professional hardwood floor refinishing is more than sanding a floor. Our process combines advanced equipment, dust containment, professional craftsmanship, and premium Bona finishing systems to restore the natural beauty of your hardwood floors.
Professional Sanding
A detailed sanding process designed to produce a smooth, consistent surface while preparing the wood for a professional finish.
Dust Containment
Professional Bona sanding and dust-containment equipment helps significantly reduce airborne dust during the refinishing process.
Bona Certified Craftsmanship
RZR Hardwood Flooring is a Bona Certified Craftsman and Bona Five-Star Advantage contractor .
Premium Bona Finishes
We use professional Bona stains, sealers, and finishes selected according to the desired appearance and performance of your floor.
Our Hardwood Floor Refinishing Process
Every hardwood floor is different. Our refinishing process is carefully adapted to the condition of the wood, the desired appearance, and the finishing system selected for your project.
1. Floor Evaluation
We evaluate the existing hardwood floor, its condition, and the project requirements before beginning the refinishing process.
2. Professional Sanding
The existing finish is removed through a professional sanding sequence designed to prepare the wood for a smooth, consistent finish.
3. Color & Sealer
Depending on the desired appearance, the floor can remain natural or receive a Bona stain, followed by the appropriate Bona sealer system.
4. Protective Finish
Professional Bona finish coats are applied to provide durability, protection, and the final appearance of the hardwood floor.
Hardwood Floor Refinishing Options
The final appearance of your hardwood floor can be customized depending on the natural character of the wood and the look you want to achieve.
Natural Finish
A natural finish highlights the original tone and grain of the wood. Different Bona sealer systems can be used to achieve a cleaner, warmer, or more natural appearance.
Bona DriFast Stain
Bona DriFast Stain provides a wide range of traditional and contemporary hardwood floor colors while allowing the natural wood grain to remain visible.
Bona Chroma
Bona Chroma can create distinctive color effects and modern visual tones for customers looking for a more customized hardwood floor appearance.
Ready to Restore Your Hardwood Floors?
RZR Hardwood Flooring provides professional hardwood floor refinishing throughout Chicagoland, using professional sanding equipment and premium Bona finishing systems to deliver beautiful, long-lasting results.
Request an EstimateHardwood Floor Refinishing FAQs
Answers to common questions about professional hardwood floor refinishing.
How long does hardwood floor refinishing take?
The timeline depends on the size of the project, the condition of the floor, the selected color, and the finishing system. We review these factors before the project begins and provide an estimated schedule.
Is hardwood floor refinishing dust free?
No sanding process is completely dust free. RZR uses professional Bona dust-containment equipment designed to significantly reduce airborne dust during the sanding process.
Can I change the color of my hardwood floors?
Yes. Depending on the wood species and condition, your floor may remain natural or receive a Bona stain or other compatible color system to achieve the desired appearance.
When can I walk on the floor after refinishing?
Dry and cure times vary by the Bona finishing system used and the site conditions. We provide project-specific instructions for foot traffic, furniture placement, rugs, and normal use.
Does every hardwood floor need the same sanding process?
No. The sanding sequence and equipment used can vary depending on the condition, species, previous finish, and requirements of the hardwood floor.
