Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust from the sanders runs through a hose into sealed containment instead of landing on the mantel or the kitchen table. Walls and ceilings are blown off afterward.
Dust from the sanders runs through a hose into sealed containment instead of landing on the mantel or the kitchen table. Walls and ceilings are blown off afterward.
For a house under 1,500 Sq Ft expect three working days with a clear finish, four when stain is added, and we hold one extra day in muggy weather. Stocking feet the next day, furniture two days after the final coat.
Boards buckled by a roof leak or gouged by dropped firewood get cut out and new stock let in, from $150, and the patch is sanded flush so it disappears under the finish.
A year of coverage on our sanding and finishing, with licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees doing it. Payment splits in two, half when sanding starts and half when the final coat is laid.

Three clear coats over raw oak and no stain at all suit the bright summer cabins around Yokum Pond.

Medium brown tones forgive boot marks and shedding dogs in the busy family houses near Becket Center.

A cool smoky tone takes the orange out of red oak in 1970s ranches along Route 8.

A golden shade with soft red warmth fits the old farmhouses on the hill roads toward Washington.

Rich walnut shows the grain under a dining table in a colonial near Becket Center.

Nearly black and sleek for a modern timber frame on Walnut Hill, though pet hair shows sooner.



Sanding to bare wood, a coat of stain and three coats of polyurethane cost $2.50/Sq Ft in Becket. If the finish is merely dull and not worn through, a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft is the cheaper route.
It can. The sander takes off the amber finish, and a cooler stain tones down the red in the wood. We brush several samples onto your own boards so you pick from the real thing.
A house under 1,500 Sq Ft takes about three days clear or four with stain, plus one day held in reserve. You can walk the floor in socks after a day and move the table back after two.
Yes, as long as the dog spends the work hours outside or shut in another room. Paws are fine on the floor 24 hours after the last coat, trimmed nails preferred.
No. The sanders feed into sealed containment units, and before any stain goes down the crew blows the walls and ceilings clean and vacuums every room.
Yes. A key in a lockbox lets the crew in each day, and we send photos as the coats go on so you see progress from home.
Yes, at $50 per step including stain. The treads get sanded by hand so they match the hall floor, and risers are quoted as a separate line.
No. Half is paid when sanding starts and the rest once the final poly coat is down. Nothing is owed just to hold the dates.