Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed dust through a hose into sealed bags instead of onto your counters and TV, then we blow down walls and ceilings before stain.
Our sanders feed dust through a hose into sealed bags instead of onto your counters and TV, then we blow down walls and ceilings before stain.
A floor under 1,500 Sq Ft is sanded and sealed in three days, four if you add color, and a muggy July week may need one more. Socks are fine the next day, chairs and tables two days later.
A board warped by a dishwasher leak or stained by a dog crate is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the room.
One year labor warranty, with licensed, insured, NWFA certified crews. Half is paid the first morning, half at the final coat.

Clear coats without stain keep the oak bright in the smaller capes of South Attleboro.

A medium brown hides cleat scuffs and dog hair in the family colonials of Dodgeville.

A cool smoky tone cancels the orange in red oak in the ranches of South Attleboro.

A golden shade with mild warmth suits the older homes near the Woodcock Garrison House.

Rich walnut shows every grain line under the dining table in a Dodgeville colonial.

Near black ebony makes a modern statement in a remodeled condo near Riverfront Park, though dust shows sooner.



Attleboro refinishing is a flat $2.50/Sq Ft, and that figure already holds the sanding, the stain and three coats of polyurethane. A floor that is scratched but still sealed can get by with a screen and recoat for $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. The amber finish is what reads as orange, and it comes off with the first sanding pass. A cooler color such as Jacobean then tones down the red in the oak itself, and you pick from samples brushed onto your own boards.
Count on three days for a clear finish and four with color on anything under 1,500 Sq Ft, with a spare day held for humid weather. Socks the morning after the last coat, the table and chairs two days after.
The yard is perfect. Keep the dog outdoors or shut in a room away from the work, and paws are welcome on the floor one full day after the final coat.
No. Dust is piped to sealed bags as we sand, then the crew blows down walls and vacuums the floor before any stain goes on.
No. A lockbox key or a neighbor with a spare is enough. The crew lets itself in each morning until the last coat of poly has been laid down and is drying.
$50 per step with stain. Each tread is hand sanded to match the upstairs hall, and risers are priced separately.
Nothing to hold the date. You pay half the morning the sanders start and the other half the day the final coat goes on.