Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust travels from our sanders through a hose into sealed bags rather than onto the TV and counters. Walls and ceilings get blown off before the first coat.
Dust travels from our sanders through a hose into sealed bags rather than onto the TV and counters. Walls and ceilings get blown off before the first coat.
For a Bellingham house under 1,500 Sq Ft, allow 3 days without stain or 4 with it, plus a buffer day when humidity off the Charles runs high. Socks at 24 hours, couch at 48.
A board warped by a dishwasher leak or chewed by a puppy is replaced, from $150, and then sanded level with the surrounding Bellingham floor.
One year of labor warranty from a crew holding a license, insurance and NWFA certification. Half is paid the first morning, half once the final coat is down.

Clear coats with no stain keep the oak light in the smaller capes of North Bellingham.

A medium brown that hides scuffs and dog hair in the family ranches of South Bellingham.

A cool gray brown that neutralizes the orange in red oak in the colonials off Interstate 495.

Golden with mild red warmth, the traditional pick for mill era homes in Caryville.

Rich walnut brings out every grain line, a handsome choice beneath the dining table of a Westham colonial.

Nearly black for a remodeled open plan near Forge Park, though pet hair shows sooner on it.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft in Bellingham covers the sanding, a stain coat and three poly coats. Worn but sound oak sometimes gets by with a screen and recoat, $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. The yellow lives in the old finish, and once that is sanded off a cool color such as Jacobean or Provincial takes the red out. Swatches go on your Bellingham floor so you pick in your own light.
A Bellingham kitchen under 1,500 Sq Ft is closed 3 days clear or 4 stained, and we hold a buffer day. Socks after 24 hours, table after 48.
Outside or in a closed room during sanding and coating. After 24 hours paws are fine on the new finish, and trimmed nails help it last.
Minimal. The sanders pipe dust to sealed bags, and the crew blows off walls and ceilings and vacuums before any stain is opened.
No. Put a key in a lockbox or leave one next door; the Bellingham crew needs to get in each day until the poly coats are all down and drying.
Fifty dollars a step including stain. Treads get hand sanded until they match the hall floor; risers are a separate line on the quote.
No. Half is due the first morning once sanding begins and the rest when the final coat is on. Nothing is paid to hold a Bellingham date.