We use a specialized high speed floor machine, an assortment of different abrasive pads, and a non-toxic wet solution to prepare your floor for finishing. Anything that comes off of the floor stays contained in the solution! That is why there is nothing to clean up when we are finished. Then we seal your floor with our own brand of sealer and top coats. Our finish dries in less than one hour so we can literally seal your floor with multiple coats in just a few hours. This is why our floors look so good and last so long! Then you can walk right on your floor and put furniture down as soon as we are finished.

Yes! Our service will remove the wax so that we can properly seal the floors. The good thing about wax it is that it really does protect the floor, and so in most cases, we end up with a floor that is nearly new—even if it is many years old. The bad thing about wax is that as it breaks down, it holds onto the dirt rather than to repel it. Once the wax is removed, new and dramatic color can be seen!  

Yes! Our service can remove any of the online or over the counter inexpensive floor finishes that are on the market, even if they are chipping or uneven. Be sure to tell your service technician what you used and they will know how to take care of your floor!

Yes! Just about every floor we service has paint drips and splatters. Some are literally covered in paint. Our proprietary process will remove most and in some cases all of the paint. We always try our very best not to allow anything to remain on the floor surface before we seal it.   

Pulling up the carpets is a lot of work! Follow this guide:

1.  Cut a section at a time with a carpet knife (without cutting into the floor!)

2.  Roll that section up, and then pull up that section of padding.

3.  Use pliers (almost any kind will do, but some are easier on the hands than   others) to remove the staples that held down the pad. Pull them straight up to that you will leave the smallest mark in the floor. If they are tight to the floor, tap a small screw driver under them just enough to use the pliers.

4.  Then, use a pry bar to pull up the tack board that runs around the room. Those nails are sharp, so use care! Remove left behind nails with a hammer claw or pry bar.

During our service for preparation of the floors following carpet removal, we will fill any holes that are noticeable. We also offer quarter round and shoe molding installation. Mr. Sandless will custom cut, stain and finish the quarter round to bring together your floor and the wall in a spectacular fashion! We also can move your furniture and pull your carpets up for you!  

Yes! If you have a floor that is rich in patina, we always recommend that you allow our finish to bring out the natural color and tone of the floor. The color is in the wood and it is brought out by the finish. If the floor is not the tone you would like to see, please discuss your options with your nearest Mr. Sandless dealer.  

The only way to truly fix gaps in floor boards is to replace the boards or the floor. Some gaps are naturally occurring from the shrinking and expanding of the home during different weather changes. These gaps should be left as is. Some floors we serviced have large gaps, and the owners love that look!  

Yes! Our service is perfect for all of the modern engineered and laminate flooring on the market today! We can seal the floor and renew the finish for a more enhanced protection than when it was first installed. We are the only company in the world that can blend out the lost color for a laminate floor! 

Floor boards, which are finished wood, are generally very thin. Most floors can only be sanded between 1-3 times. But not to worry. If you were told your floor is sanded out, Mr. Sandless can still refinish it!

There are many factors when it comes to our process, to determine what will or won't come out. These include the type of wood, what type of finish was used or for that matter, what other chemicals are on it, and what type of stain it is. We are always completely honest when we come to service your floors. We will show you which stains will come out and which ones may need more attention. Every floor and condition is unique, but we will try our best to bring your floors back to life.