Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding makes fine powder, so we keep it corralled, vacuum after each grit and wipe sills and trim clean before stain or finish comes anywhere near.
Sanding makes fine powder, so we keep it corralled, vacuum after each grit and wipe sills and trim clean before stain or finish comes anywhere near.
Square footage and color choice set the calendar. At your estimate we spell out the order of rooms, the evening you can tiptoe across, and when the dining table can come home.
Deep dents, rocking strips and pet spots are fixed ahead of the big drum sander, so once the room is refinished those repairs melt into everything around them.
Twelve months of guarantee cover our refinishing labor. We collect 50% as the drum sander starts up and the other 50% once your final layer has cured.

No stain, just clear finish, keeps maple and white oak pale in bright River Pines living rooms.

Warm mid brown forgives crumbs and dog hair, a go to for busy East Billerica kitchens.

Soft neutral brown pairs well with painted or stained trim and quiets the orange creeping into aging red oak.

Reddish brown suits a South Billerica colonial dressed up with white trim and chair rails.

Dark, rich brown that stops short of black gives a formal dining area real depth while keeping the grain visible.

Almost black brown is dramatic in a large open plan room. It shows dust faster, and we'll be upfront about that.



We charge $2.50/Sq Ft here, color and clear finish part of it. Want the furniture moved out of the way for you? That's a flat $250.
Square footage and stain both play a part. Your estimator writes up a day by day plan, so you know which rooms close and when you can walk on them again.
Some dust comes with sanding, but we keep it penned in, vacuum after every grit and clean up before finishing, so it doesn't settle all over the house.
Surface marks often sand away. Deep urine spots that soaked into the oak rarely do, so those strips get replaced and blended in before refinishing.
Solid hardwood handles a sanding every decade or so for a very long life. Engineered floors have a thinner wear layer, so we check how much is left before saying yes.
Many families do, closing off the rooms being worked on. With little kids or sensitivity to smells, a night or two elsewhere during the finish stage may be easier.
We take fifty percent on sanding day one, then the rest after your last layer of clear finish goes on. You won't see any surprise fees.
Yes, a full year on our refinishing work. The people sanding your floor are NWFA certified, insured and licensed, and if anything looks wrong, they'll be back.