Procoat Finishes LLC.

Procoat Finishes advertises its finishes directly to property owners, and it lists ProCoat and UnoCoat coatings alongside Cabot wood finishes. The company says its products carry a one-year factory shelf life, a claim about the coating in the can rather than a promise about a finished floor. It lists weekday business hours, Monday through Friday. Its work centers on the finish layer itself, so framing, drywall and other general construction sit outside what it lists. A homeowner or a contractor looking for factory-grade floor coatings, or a direct line to the people who sell them, is the closest fit. Deciding whether to recoat or fully refinish a hardwood floor in a Coeur d'Alene home starts with how deep the wear goes. Dull traffic lanes and fine scratches that stay in the top coat can often be handled by cleaning, a light abrade and a fresh coat of finish. Gray, worn-through spots, water stains or boards where the bare wood shows usually mean sanding to raw wood and starting over. Older homes in Coeur d'Alene, Hayden or Post Falls may have floors already sanded several times, so check board thickness before committing to another full sand. Match the new coating to the existing one, since some finishes won't bond over others.