Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust from the sander travels through a hose into sealed bags instead of settling on the mantel and the kitchen table. The crew then blows down trim and ceilings before the stain is opened.
Dust from the sander travels through a hose into sealed bags instead of settling on the mantel and the kitchen table. The crew then blows down trim and ceilings before the stain is opened.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, count on three days with a clear finish or four with stain, plus a buffer day for sticky weather. Socks at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
A board cupped by a leaking radiator or chewed by a puppy is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with its neighbors.
The sanding crew is on our payroll, insured, NWFA trained, and their work is guaranteed for twelve months. Half is paid when sanding begins, half at the final coat.

Clear coats with no color keep the wood bright in the low ceilinged kitchens of the oldest Town Common homes.

A medium brown hides paw prints and woodstove ash in the family capes along Route 31.

A cool smoky tone takes the red out of old oak in the seventies colonials off Route 119.

A golden shade with a touch of warmth suits the Greek Revival farmhouses that still line the roads near Mill Village.

Dark walnut shows every grain line and grounds the dining room of an antique home by the Town Common.

Nearly black for a gut remodel on a wooded lot near Willard Brook, though dog hair shows faster on it.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covering the sanding, one stain color and three coats of poly. If the finish is just tired rather than worn to bare wood, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat is usually enough.
Yes. The yellowed finish comes off with the sander, and a cool stain such as Jacobean or Provincial cancels most of the red. We swatch on your floor so you pick in your own light.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, three days clear or four with stain, plus a buffer day in humid weather. Walk on it in socks the next day; furniture waits two days.
The yard or a closed room is fine. Dogs are fine on it a day later, though keeping their nails short protects the fresh coat while it hardens.
No. The sanders feed sealed bags through a hose, and the crew blows down trim and ceilings and vacuums before any stain goes on.
No. Leave a key in a lockbox or with a neighbor. The crew needs daily access until the final coat of poly is down and drying.
Stair refinishing is $50 per step with stain. Each tread is hand sanded to match the hall above, and risers are quoted separately.
No. Half the labor is paid the day sanding starts and the rest at the final coat. Nothing is owed just to reserve a date.