Hardwood Floor Refinishing Alternative San Diego

All types served including Oak, Maple, Cherry, Teak, Pine, White, Exotic woods, Hardwood, Laminate and Veneer Wood.

Wood Floor Refinishing Alternative San Diego

Our buffing and resealing process (learn more here) removes grime and restores sheen with a high or gloss finish. Effective and fast drying!

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Look at what a local San Diego   hardwood floor refinishing alternative client had to say,  “The gentlemen from Tony’s were courteous and efficient. They did my wood floors and cabinets. They looked like new when they were finished. Very happy with the service.”

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Professional Hardwood Floor Restoration Alternative Services

1.) Cleaning 2.) Buffing 3.) Refinishing 4.) Stripping

 High quality, High value

Professional and Powerful Cleaning

When sweeping and mopping stops leaving your wood flooring beautifully clean, your hardwood needs professional cleaning equipment and know-how. The picture above is worth a thousand words. The ground-in soil is evident and even changed the color of the wood. Dull, gray tones in wood floors can indicate years of soil accumulation. Our cleaning method utilizes both dedicated wood specific equipment (beware poor quality clip-on attachments to carpet cleaning wands) and our own proprietary cleaning solution for an attractive, clean wood floor.

Buffing Erases Light Surface Marks

Hardwood buffing is similar to auto buffing in that a special buff pad and liquid solution are used to “buff out” unsightly marks from newly-cleaned hardwood flooring. Our hardwood technicians use mildly abrasive pads on their buffing machines to thoroughly and evenly remove the previous sealer. Light scratches, chair scuffs and other marks made to the previous wood seal are buffed out with this technique. The only alternative to this cleaning and buffing is sanding and refinishing which are considerably more costly and involved.
Refinishing

Resealing Helps Protects & Beautifies

A professional sealing application makes wood floors look gorgeous again in addition to making them more durable. Our sealer is not the damaging, streaky and sticky stuff that non-professionals use. More than just restoring that beautiful wood luster, a quality sealer is the best thing you can do for your floors. With a proper and new application, wood floors will stay shiny and protected. Our Hardwood Floor Refinishing Alternative San Diego process is also dust-free, odor-free,  solvent-free, environmentally-friendly and it’s safe for kids and pets!

Stripping Removes Old Coatings

Wood floors only need stripping before resealing if improper coatings were used.  Kim H. writes, “Our hardwood floors had looked horrible for a couple years after using a cleaning product that left a hazy film. We must’ve worked on those floors a hundred times trying to get that film off and barely put a dent in it. We thought the floors were ruined or would have to be sanded and refinished but saw mention of hardwood floor cleaning on Tony’s website while looking into grout cleaning. Now our floors look brand new again, the film is gone and they are shiny beautiful.”

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Contact Us to Set Up an Appointment

Or Ask Our Courteous Professionals Your Questions! Reach Us Via Email Form or Call Us Today!

(858) 459-3201

(760) 942-1904

(619) 325-0800

We Service All of San Diego County

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7 Tips to Keep Your Newly Buffed and Resealed Wood Floor Looking Great

Wood one -small- copyKeep it clean. Many people don’t realize that regular house soil is abrasive and is the cause of many wood floor scratches. That being so, it is imperative to remove house soil regularly.  Use a broom or a non-beater bar head vacuum once a day. (Use only brush or “felt” heads so they don’t cause damage.) Vacuum wheels should also be inspected for soil or parts that may scratch your new finish.

Wood two 2 -small- copyKeep it dry. When water spills on your wood floor, wipe immediately with soft terry towels. When you clean, skip the water and liquids. No wet-mopping; no damp mopping. Water wears down and softens wood and harms the integrity of wood finishes. Dry mop with a dry Swiffer after your daily sweeping or vacuuming. And please, no machines of any kind.
Wood two 3 -small- copy Be picky. Avoid the streaks and whitish surface film we see regularly from poor quality cleaners. We usually recommend this excellent wood floor care product: Bona® Hardwood Floor Cleaner Gallon Pre-Mixed Avoid wax/oil products that impede the ability of wooden floors to accept buffing. Such products encourage foot and furniture abrasion scratches when house soil “hardens” into that type of finish.
Wood two 4 -small- copyPlay keep away. Keep away from almost every other type of cleaning product, especially citrus cleaners! Beware liquid cleaners, oily soap products, and cleaners that contain silicone, ammonia, or orange/lemon or tung oil. You will likely need to strip these damaging products off in the future if they are applied to your wood flooring San Diego!
Wood two 5 -small- copyGroom pets regularly. Make sure your wood-floor friendly dogs and cats have short, clipped nails to help prevent claw scratches on your new wood sealing application. In addition to the recommended nail pedicures, the regular paw washing will also result in less chance of scratches. Why? Grit from outside is carried onto your hardwood floors on your pet’s paws. The pressure of his/her weight on the grit is like the cut of little knives!

Wood two 6 -small- copyUpdate your House Rules! Wiping shoes on floor mats (strategically placed at every entrance and room entry) are a must. Better yet, make a new “kick off your heels” rule! (Seriously, no heels on wood, folks!) Some place fun sayings at their doors such as, “Leave your worries & your shoes at the door” or “We will think you sweet if you remove the shoes from off your feet”. Pinterest has more “no shoes, please”ideas right here!

Wood two 7 -small- copyPlace tennis balls on all chair legs. Okay, okay, you don’t have to do this IF you go out and buy those little self-stick felt pieces and plaster them on every furniture leg (or foot). Here is such a product: Waxman 4728595N 3/4 inch Self-Stick Round Heavy Duty Felt Pads, 20 Pieces, Brown Remember: sliding furniture and chairs on wood floors often result in scuffs and scratches that aren’t quite considered desirable patina!  
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What Our Local San Diego, CA Clients Say:

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“Explained the work that they were doing in detail. Made me feel comfortable that they knew what they were doing. Very professional.” Andy L.

San Diego

Tony’s cleaned and refinished my travertine floors last year and they were like new. This month they cleaned my hardwood floors and took my oriental rugs away to be cleaned. Everything looks brand new! I am extremely pleased.

Mary F.

San Diego

“I thought finding a family-run business that cares about the service they perform, was long gone and that no one stood behind their work anymore. I was so appreciative of the good service I received.” Robin L.

San Diego

What's Next?

Contact Us to Set Up an Appointment

Or Ask Our Courteous Professionals Your Questions! Reach Us Via Email Form or Call Us Today!

(858) 459-3201

(760) 942-1904

(619) 325-0800

We Service All of San Diego County

Click to Contact Via Form