Core Services

A classic N-Hance cabinet job requires no color shift or change and has minimal wear on the wood surface. Grease and dirt are easily removed and touch-up is performed quickly and timely.

A cabinet color shift slightly changes the tone of the wood without covering the wood grain. Color shifts are generally performed to remove the "ambered" look wood gets from aged oil based finishes.

A full color change on cabinets is similar to a color shift but involves a much more dramatic change. Often the change will involve going from a "golden oak" or "whitewash" finish to a color more common with a different species of wood (i.e. Brazilian cherry).

Classic Floor Renewal

A floor that would qualify as ideal for a Classic N-Hance floor job has some visible wear with light surface scratches. The finish is intact with no signs of bare wood. Separations between the boards are minimal and the entire floor requires little touch-up if any. A classic floor job is finished in one day and can most of the time be performed by one technician.

Hammered Floor Renewal

A hammered floor has grey to black traffic areas that are worn down to bare wood. The finish may be intact along the perimeter of the room, but the center of the floor is completely worn. Deep impressions and cross grain scratches are present due to large dogs or movement of furniture like a piano or refrigerator. Water damage may be present on this type of floor and separations between the boards run throughout the entire wood surface. Screening and filling are required and may take 1-2 days for completion.