Floor assessment
I look for thin spots, stains, loose boards, and old patches before deciding how to sand the floor.
Southwest Montana
Your wood. A fresh start.
Worn finish, years of scratches, or a stain color you’re ready to change. I sand and refinish hardwood floors across Southwest Montana.
The Heritage approach
See what’s under the wear.
I start by checking the remaining wood thickness, damage, and any old repairs. If the floor can be sanded, we’ll work through the color and finish together. Stain samples on your wood make that choice easier.
You’ll work directly with me, Sterling, from the first walkthrough to the finished floor.
Planning a project in the Gallatin Valley? See the dedicated Bozeman hardwood floor refinishing guide.
What to expect
Here’s how I approach it.
Color decisions
Keep the natural color or try stain samples. We’ll look at them alongside your woodwork and in the room’s own light.
Protective finish
We’ll compare sheen, durability, and cure time, then choose a finish that fits how you use the home.
See the craftsmanship
Floors from recent Montana projects.
Take a look at my work. If a color, board, or detail catches your eye, let me know.