Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders are connected to a vacuum system that pulls the dust into sealed bags, so the shelves and the kitchen counters stay clean. The crew then blows down walls and ceilings before the stain.
Our sanders are connected to a vacuum system that pulls the dust into sealed bags, so the shelves and the kitchen counters stay clean. The crew then blows down walls and ceilings before the stain.
Three working days is typical for a clear finish on a Bedford floor below 1,500 Sq Ft, four when stain is added, and we hold one more in reserve for sticky weather. Socks go on at 24 hours and the sofa returns at 48.
Boards that swelled under a leaking fridge or splintered beneath a dog crate get lifted and replaced, from $150, before the sander makes them level with the room.
Twelve months of labor warranty, with NWFA certified, licensed and insured employees doing the sanding. Half is paid when sanding starts and half after the final coat.

Skip the stain and seal the sanded oak clear, and a small cape near Bedford Depot keeps a blond, airy floor.

A mid brown that hides dog hair and boot marks in the family splits off Great Road.

A cool gray brown that pulls the red out of old oak in the raised ranches near the Concord River.

Golden with a touch of red, the right warmth for the farmhouses and early colonials around the Job Lane House.

Dark walnut brings out every grain line, a classic under the dining table in a colonial near Huckins Farm.

Near black and glossy, a modern choice for a renovated open plan near Brothers Rocks, though pet hair shows faster.



$2.50/Sq Ft, flat, and the stain and the three polyurethane coats are already inside that number. Floors that are merely dull rather than scratched through often qualify for a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat instead.
Yes. The amber comes from the old finish, and sanding removes it. A cooler stain such as Provincial or Jacobean then holds the red oak in a neutral brown, tested on your boards first.
Three for a clear finish and four for a stained one on a typical Bedford first floor, with a fifth held back in case of humidity. Stocking feet are fine at 24 hours, and chairs and the table go back at 48.
Outside in the yard or behind a closed door on another level works fine. Paws are welcome back on the floor at the one day mark, and short nails are kinder to a fresh finish.
No. The machines feed a vacuum that bags the dust as it is made, and before any stain the crew blows down the walls and vacuums the room a second time.
No. Hand a key to a neighbor or hang a lockbox on the door, and our crew returns on its own each morning until the final coat is down and curing.
Stair refinishing is $50 per step, sanded by hand and stained to match the hallway. Risers are quoted separately.
No. The first half is paid the morning the sander starts and the second half after the last coat of poly is on. Reserving the week costs nothing.