Dustless Floor Refinishing
Containing dust is part of the plan. Between every grit the floor is vacuumed, and windowsills, trim and heating vents get wiped clean before color or clear finish is spread.
Containing dust is part of the plan. Between every grit the floor is vacuumed, and windowsills, trim and heating vents get wiped clean before color or clear finish is spread.
Square footage and any added color shape the calendar. Our written schedule shows which evening you can cross in slippers and which morning the sofa returns.
Dents, rattling strips and pet spots get attention ahead of the big sander, which means the patched areas vanish under the same even finish as the rest of the room.
Every refinish we do in town carries a full year of labor protection. One payment lands as the drum sander makes its first pass, a matching one when the top layer has hardened.

Clear finish with no pigment keeps oak bright and true in a sunny kitchen near Vaughn Hill.

Warm golden brown keeps crumbs and dog fur from standing out in busy family rooms near Florence Sawyer School.

A neutral mid brown works with white, cream or stained trim and calms the amber look that aging red oak takes on.

Reddish brown fits a Pan Historic District farmhouse whose doors and window casings are painted.

Deep brown gives a dining area near the Whitcomb Inn some weight, and the oak figure still comes through.

Near black brown looks dramatic in open plan rooms off Route 117, although it shows dust and paw marks quickly.



Bolton refinishing runs $2.50/Sq Ft, and that figure includes stain and all clear layers. If furniture needs moving out of the way, we charge a flat $250 for it.
It depends on square footage and color. Your estimate spells out which rooms close, which day each reopens and when furniture can go back.
Some, but it's managed. We vacuum after each grit and clean the room top to bottom before finishing, so dust doesn't travel through the house.
Light marks often fade under the sander. Deep urine stains rarely do, so the darkest strips come out and new oak gets woven in before the room is refinished.
Solid oak has enough thickness for several sandings across the decades. Engineered planks have only a thin wear veneer, so we check its depth before promising a refinish.
Most families do, with the work rooms closed off. With small kids or anyone bothered by smells, staying with relatives the night finish goes down is a smart move.
It's split evenly. One payment is made when sanding begins, the matching one after the finish has fully set and you've checked the room in good light.
Yes, for one year. Every refinisher on our crew holds NWFA credentials along with a state license and insurance, and if a spot bothers you down the road, we'll swing back and fix it.