Hardwood Floor Refinishing in Centennial & Denver Metro

Scratched, worn or dated hardwood does not always need to be replaced. Solid hardwood and many engineered floors can be sanded and refinished to look close to new, often with a new stain color. Floor & More refinishes hardwood floors in Centennial and across the Denver Metro.

Before and after comparison of a hardwood staircase refinish

Refinishing Services

Full sand and refinish: sanding to bare wood, optional stain, and new protective coats.
Stain color changes: move from orange or yellow tones to modern naturals, grays or darker browns.
Screen and recoat: a lighter buff and fresh topcoat for floors with surface wear but no deep scratches.
Board repair and replacement: replace damaged or stained boards and blend them in before finishing.
Stair treads and landings to match the main floor.

Refinish or Replace?

Refinishing usually makes sense when the floor is solid hardwood or a thick-wear-layer engineered floor, the boards are tight and flat, and the damage is mostly surface scratches, dull finish or color you no longer like. Replacement makes more sense when boards are cupped, water-damaged in large areas, or the engineered wear layer is too thin to sand. If replacement is the better call, we will tell you and walk you through hardwood installation options.

Dark walnut stained hardwood stair treads, professionally refinished

What to Expect

Assessment

We check the species, wear layer, existing finish and any damaged areas, and test a stain sample if you are changing color.

Prep and sanding

Furniture needs to be moved out. We sand in stages to remove the old finish and scratches.

Stain and finish

Stain is applied if you chose one, followed by protective coats with drying time in between.

Cure time

Light foot traffic can usually resume before furniture and rugs go back. We give you specific timing for the finish used.

Caring for Refinished Floors in Colorado

Low humidity on the Front Range makes wood shrink in winter. A humidifier, felt pads under furniture and a pH-neutral cleaner go a long way. Read our hardwood care guide for Colorado for more.

Service Area

We refinish floors throughout the Denver Metro, including Centennial, Aurora, Parker, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Littleton and Denver.

Recent Work

Refinished oak staircase with black iron balusters and white risers

Dark ebony stained staircase with modern copper-toned railing — Refinished oak staircase with black iron balusters and white risers

See more on our projects page and full gallery.

Why Homeowners Choose Floor & More

One local team: our showroom is in Centennial, and the same people who help you choose materials coordinate the installation.
Materials you can see first: tile, flooring and cabinet samples at the showroom, or brought to your home.
Written quotes: a clear list of what is included before any work starts.
Flooring and remodeling under one roof: so refinishing and the floors around it are planned together.
Past work: browse our project gallery and recent projects.

Example project: hardwood refinishing in Littleton with a custom stain, two coats of Pallmann X96 satin and new flush-mount vents.

Hardwood Refinishing FAQ

Can engineered hardwood be refinished?

Often, yes, if the wear layer is thick enough. We check this before quoting.

Can you change the color of my floors?

Yes. Sanding to bare wood lets us apply a new stain. We test samples first so you can see the color on your actual floor.

Do I need to leave the house?

For the finish coats it is usually best to stay off the floors and keep the area ventilated. We will explain what to plan for.

How often should floors be refinished?

It depends on traffic, pets and care. Many homes only need a screen and recoat between full refinishes.

Ready to talk about your hardwood floors? Request a free estimate or call (303) 993-6479. Our showroom at 16728 E Smoky Hill Rd, Unit 10-A, Centennial is open Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday by appointment.