Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders are hooked to a vacuum that sends the dust into sealed bags instead of onto your counters and bookshelves. Trim and ceilings get blown down and vacuumed before a single can of stain is opened.
Our sanders are hooked to a vacuum that sends the dust into sealed bags instead of onto your counters and bookshelves. Trim and ceilings get blown down and vacuumed before a single can of stain is opened.
Below 1,500 Sq Ft, count on three days for a clear finish and four when stain is involved, with one extra day held in case of humidity. Socks after 24 hours, furniture back at 48.
A strip cupped by a dishwasher leak or chewed under a dog crate comes out, a new one goes in from $150, and the sander takes it flush with its neighbors.
Every sanding job comes with a year of labor coverage from a crew that is NWFA certified and fully insured. Half is paid when sanding starts, the other half at the final coat.

Clear coats with no color keep the oak bright in the smaller kitchens of the older homes downtown.

A medium brown hides paw prints and dust between cleanings in the family colonials off Pleasant Street.

A cool smoky shade cancels the red glow of old oak in the split levels on the slopes of Megunko Hill.

A golden tone with a hint of warmth fits the Victorian era homes that still stand near the center of town.

Dark walnut shows every grain line and grounds a dining room in a Unionville two family.

Near black and sleek for a gut remodeled open plan near Ashland Town Forest, though pet hair shows sooner on it.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft, no extras: the sanding, your stain color and three coats of polyurethane are all in that figure. Floors that are dull but not worn through may only need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. We sand away the yellowed coating, and a cooler stain like Jacobean or Provincial cancels the red that is left in the wood. We swatch a few on your floor so you choose in your own light.
For anything under 1,500 Sq Ft, figure three days clear coated, four if stained, and possibly one more when the air is heavy. You walk in socks after 24 hours and the table returns at 48.
The yard or a closed room works fine. Paws can be on the new finish after 24 hours, and trimmed nails help the first few weeks.
Not with our setup. The sanders vent through a hose into sealed bags, then the crew clears trim and ceilings with air and vacuums everything before staining.
No. A lockbox code or a neighbor with a key is all we need. The crew needs to get in each day until the last coat of poly is down and drying.
Stair refinishing is $50 per step with stain. Each tread is hand sanded to match the hallway above, and risers are quoted separately.
No. Half the labor is due the morning the sanders start, the balance once the last coat is down.