Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed dust straight into sealed containment, so the woodstove, bookshelves and kitchen counters stay clean. Walls and ceilings get blown off before stain.
Our sanders feed dust straight into sealed containment, so the woodstove, bookshelves and kitchen counters stay clean. Walls and ceilings get blown off before stain.
Floors under 1,500 Sq Ft take three days clear and four with color, and a damp week may add one more. Walk in socks the next morning; bring furniture back two days later.
A board warped by a leaking radiator or gouged by a dropped log is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the rest of the room.
One year on the labor from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half the price is paid when sanding starts, the balance when the last coat goes on.

Clear coats with no stain keep wide pine boards warm and honest in the old farmhouses along Route 32.

A medium brown hides boot scuffs and dog hair in the family capes of South Barre.

A cool gray brown cancels the orange in red oak ranches built outside the village in the 1970s.

A golden tone with a little red warmth suits the Federal and Greek Revival houses around Barre Common.

Deep walnut shows every grain line under a dining table in a center chimney colonial off Route 32.

Nearly black and sleek for a remodeled open plan in Worcester County, though dust and pet hair show sooner.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covers sanding, one coat of stain and three coats of poly. Floors that are dull but sound may only need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
In most farmhouses, yes. Pine is soft so we take light passes, and if the boards are getting thin we tell you before the sander touches them.
Three days for a clear finish and four with stain on floors under 1,500 Sq Ft, with a day held back in case of humidity. Socks the following morning, table and chairs two days after.
Not necessarily. A closed door or the yard works during the day, and paws can walk on the cured finish after 24 hours.
No. Dust is pulled into sealed containment as we sand, then the crew blows down walls and ceilings and vacuums before any stain goes on.
No. A key in a lockbox or with a neighbor lets the crew in each day until the final coat is down and curing.
Stair refinishing is $50 per step with stain. Each tread is hand sanded to match the hallway, and risers are priced separately.
No deposit. The first half is collected when the sanders start and the second half once the final coat of poly is down. Nothing is owed to reserve the dates.