Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Sand back to raw wood, fix what moved, and lay a finish built for a real household — pets, kids and Kansas City winters included.
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Kansas City metro — Kansas & Missouri
Hardwood floors,
restored to better than new.
Refinishing · Installation · Repair · Recoat
Most Kansas City refinishing jobs land between $3–$6 per square foot, take a few days, and end with us walking every room with you before we pack up.
- 5.0 rating on Google
- Dust control & cleanup
- Most quotes back same day
- General liability insured
Instant estimate
Four questions. A real number.
No forms that go nowhere. Answer four questions about your floor and get a price range on screen — then decide if you want us out there.
What we do
Four ways we work on a floor.
Hardwood Floor Installation
Solid and engineered hardwood, acclimated before it goes down so it sits flat and stays flat once the heat comes on.
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Water damage, cupped boards, squeaks and gaps repaired in place — without tearing out a floor that still has life in it.
Learn moreDust-Free Sanding
Vacuum-extraction sanders, plastic over the room, and cleanup of the areas we worked in — on every job, at no extra cost.
Learn moreHow it works
Three steps, no surprises.
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01We look at the floor
Send photos or we come out. You get a written range before anyone touches a board — not a number invented on the spot. We carry general liability coverage, so the risk of the job is ours, not yours.
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02We do the work
We protect the room, then sand, repair and finish on a schedule you know up front. Staining? You pick from samples on your own floor. We clean up the areas we worked in.
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03You walk it with us
We go room by room together before we pack up. Anything you are not happy with gets fixed before we call it done.
See the difference
Same floor. Same boards.
Nothing here was replaced. Drag the handle and look at what sanding and a proper finish do to a floor a homeowner had already written off.
Refinish vs replace
Replacing a floor that only needed sanding.
It is the most expensive mistake we see. If the boards are solid and thick enough to sand, refinishing typically costs 40–70% less than tearing them out — and you keep the wood that is already in your house.
- Recoat
- $1.40–$3 per sq ft When the finish is worn but the wood underneath is untouched.
- Refinishing
- $3–$6 per sq ft Sanded to raw wood and refinished. Dust control and cleanup on every job — no upcharge.
- New hardwood
- $6.50–$12.50 per sq ft + material Tear-out, install and sand & finish on site.
Stairs (priced per step), herringbone and chevron patterns, trim like base shoe and subfloor repair are quoted after we see the floor.
How we compare
What "included" actually means.
| Criterion | Style Kadosh | Typical crew |
|---|---|---|
| Written price before work starts | Always | Verbal estimate, adjusted later |
| Post-project cleanup | Included | Usually your problem |
| Same crew start to finish | Yes | Subcontracted, rotating |
| Final walkthrough together | Every job | Invoice by email |
| Change orders | Only if you approve first | Added to final bill |
I had Gustavo demolish old tile and install new LVP flooring. The job was done sooner than expected and the quality of work was excellent. They cleaned up and left the area spotless. I would recommend them to everyone looking to get some quality work.
Featured brands & technologies
What we put on your floor.
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What the work actually looks like.
Every photo is a real Kansas City job. Tap through to the original post.
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FAQ + Guides
The questions we get every week.
Should I refinish or replace my hardwood floors?
If the boards are solid and have enough thickness left above the tongue to sand, refinishing gets you a new-looking floor for roughly 40 to 70 percent less than replacement.
Read the full answerWhat is the difference between a recoat and a full refinish?
A recoat abrades the existing finish and adds a fresh top layer. It is faster and cheaper, but it only works when the finish is worn and the wood underneath has not been touched.
Read the full answerHow long before I can walk on my floors again?
With water-based finish, light foot traffic is usually fine within hours and full cure takes about a week.
Read the full answerService area
We come to you.
Across the Kansas City metro, both sides of the state line — Overland Park, Olathe, Lee’s Summit, Independence and everything in between. No showroom, no trip downtown — the work happens at your house.
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Send us photos of your floor.
That is genuinely all we need to start. Text a few pictures and we will tell you whether you are looking at a recoat, a refinish, or a floor worth replacing.