Dustless Floor Refinishing
A hose carries the dust from every sander into a sealed bag, so the mantel and counters stay clean. Before any stain, compressed air clears the trim and ceiling and the vacuum follows.
A hose carries the dust from every sander into a sealed bag, so the mantel and counters stay clean. Before any stain, compressed air clears the trim and ceiling and the vacuum follows.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, figure 3 days without stain or 4 with, plus a spare day when the air is muggy. Socks on the floor after 24 hours, furniture back after 48.
A plank swollen under a leaking radiator or chewed by a puppy gets cut out and a new one set in from $150, then sanded flush with its neighbors.
Twelve months of labor warranty back the job, and every refinisher on it is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Payment splits in two, half when sanding begins and half after the final coat.

A clear finish with no stain keeps the oak pale and airy in the summer cottages along Lake Attitash.

Medium brown hides scuffs and dog hair in the family homes on the side streets off Main Street.

A smoky gray brown cancels the red glow in the red oak of split levels up on Powwow Hill.

Golden oak with a touch of warmth suits the carriage era Victorians near the Town Green area.

Dark walnut that shows every grain line, rich under the dining table in colonials above the Merrimack River.

Near black and glossy, a modern pick for a gutted mill loft, though it shows dust and paw prints sooner.



The flat rate is $2.50/Sq Ft, and it buys the sanding, your stain color and all three poly coats. Oak that is dull but structurally fine may only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding takes off the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain like Jacobean or Provincial knocks down the red. We tape off samples on your floor so you see it first.
For a floor under 1,500 Sq Ft, 3 days unstained or 4 with stain, and we keep a spare day for muggy weather. Socks at 24 hours, table and chairs at 48.
Yes, in the yard or shut in another room while we sand. After 24 hours the finish is ready for paws, and clipping nails that first week keeps it unmarked.
No. The dust goes straight from the sander through a hose into sealed bags, and the crew blows off the trim and vacuums before the stain goes on.
No. A spare key in a lockbox or with a neighbor lets us in each morning. We only need daily access until the last coat is on and drying.
$50 per step including stain. We hand sand the treads and tint them to match the upstairs hall. Risers cost extra and are quoted separately.
None. Half is due the morning sanding begins and the other half when the last coat of poly is on. Holding a date costs nothing.