Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding dust travels through a hose into sealed bags instead of settling on your furniture. The crew then wipes trim and walls before any stain goes down.
Sanding dust travels through a hose into sealed bags instead of settling on your furniture. The crew then wipes trim and walls before any stain goes down.
Anything under 1,500 Sq Ft is a three day job clear and four with stain, with a spare day set aside when the air is humid. Socks the next morning, furniture two days later.
A board cupped by a leaking radiator or scarred by a pet crate is replaced from $150 and sanded flush with the rest of the room.
One year of labor coverage, backed by a crew that holds its own license, insurance and NWFA training. Pay half on sanding day and the balance when the final coat is applied.

Clear finish and no stain keep the oak pale and airy in the cottages near Long Pond.

A medium brown hides paw prints and sneaker scuffs in the family ranches off Sandy Pond Road.

A cool smoky brown takes the orange out of red oak in the colonials near Devens.

A golden tone with slight red warmth suits the Victorians and older homes along Main Street.

Rich walnut shows every grain line, handsome under a dining table in a home near Camp Stevens.

Almost black finishes look modern in a remodeled Devens open plan, though dust shows faster.



Refinishing in Ayer is a flat $2.50/Sq Ft, and that figure already includes sanding, the stain color you choose and three poly coats. Oak that is sound but dull may only need a screen and recoat for $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding strips the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain tested on your floor cancels most of the red before you choose.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, about 3 days clear or 4 with stain, with a buffer day held. Socks at 24 hours and the table back at 48.
Outside or behind a closed door while the crew works. Paws can cross the new finish after 24 hours, and trimmed nails help.
Minimal. The sanders pipe dust into sealed bags, and the crew wipes trim and vacuums before the stain goes on.
No. Leave a key in a lockbox. The crew needs to get in each day until the last coat of poly is down.
Stair treads are $50 each with stain. The crew hand sands every tread to blend with the upstairs hall, and risers are quoted apart from that figure.
No deposit. The first half is collected on the morning sanding starts and the second half once the last poly coat is on the floor.