Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed a sealed dust containment system, so the fine powder goes into a bag, not onto your bookshelves. Before stain we blow down the walls and vacuum.
Our sanders feed a sealed dust containment system, so the fine powder goes into a bag, not onto your bookshelves. Before stain we blow down the walls and vacuum.
Three days without stain or four with it is typical for a first floor under 1,500 Sq Ft, and we keep a day of slack for damp hilltown weather. Socks at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
A board split by a dropped log or marked by a leaking radiator comes out and a new one goes in from $150, sanded level with its neighbors before the finish.
Licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees do the work, and the labor is warrantied one year. You pay half when sanding starts and half when the last coat is on.

A clear coat with no stain keeps old pine amber and glowing in the farmhouses around Baptist Corner.

A medium brown that forgives mud and dog hair, a steady choice for busy farmhouse kitchens along Route 112.

A smoky gray brown that cancels the orange in red oak, right for the sixties ranches and capes strung along Route 116.

A warm golden tone with a hint of red suits the Federal and Greek Revival houses on the village common.

Deep walnut brings out every grain line under the long table in a farmhouse dining room near Poland Brook.

Near black and sleek, a modern pick for a renovated barn or open loft, though it shows dust between sweepings.



$2.50/Sq Ft flat, and it pays for sanding, one stain color and three poly coats. If the finish is dull yet intact, the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat is the cheaper route.
It can, with a lighter touch than oak and finer paper. We check the thickness at a heat register first, since pine sanded too many times gets thin over the nails.
A first floor under 1,500 Sq Ft usually means 3 days without stain or 4 with it, and we keep a spare day for a humid week. Walk it in socks after a day, set the table back after two.
Yes, outside or shut in another room. After 24 hours the new finish can take paws, and clipped nails help it last.
No. The sanders feed a sealed bag system, and ahead of the stain we clear the walls with air and vacuum every board.
No. Leave a key under the care of a neighbor or in a lockbox. We need to get in every day until the final poly coat is applied.
$50 per step with stain for stair refinishing. The treads are sanded by hand to match the hall, and risers carry their own price.
No. The first half is paid once sanding begins and the second when the last coat goes on. Reserving a date costs nothing.