Dustless Floor Refinishing
A vacuum hose on each sander pulls the dust into sealed bags instead of letting it settle on the counters, and once sanding is finished we blow the trim clean and vacuum again ahead of the stain.
A vacuum hose on each sander pulls the dust into sealed bags instead of letting it settle on the counters, and once sanding is finished we blow the trim clean and vacuum again ahead of the stain.
A Boxborough house under 1,500 Sq Ft takes three days when the finish is clear and four when color is added, with a spare day held for humid weeks. Socks on day two, the couch on day three.
When a dishwasher has soaked a board or a dog crate has chewed one up, that board is replaced from $150 and sanded level with its neighbors before any stain goes down.
Labor is warranted twelve months by a crew that is licensed, insured and holds NWFA certification. The sanding bill splits in two, one half the first morning and the other when the final coat goes on.

No stain, just clear coats, keeps white oak bright in the kitchens of Boxborough's newer contemporaries.

Medium brown hides dog hair and sneaker marks in the family rooms of colonials off Middle Road.

A cool gray brown cancels the orange cast of red oak in the split entries along Massachusetts Avenue.

A warm golden tone suits the wide pine and old oak in farmhouses near Steele Farm.

Dark walnut brings up every grain line beneath the dining table of a Boxborough center hall colonial.

Espresso, nearly black, reads modern in a renovated open plan house near Pine Hill, though dust shows faster.



$2.50/Sq Ft, with sanding, the color you choose and three coats of poly inside it. A floor that has gone dull without wearing through may only need our $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
They can. The sander takes the yellowed finish off, and a cooler shade like Jacobean or Provincial tames the red in the oak. Samples are wiped onto your own floor so you choose from real color rather than a chip.
Three days if the finish is clear, four if color is added, for a Boxborough house below 1,500 Sq Ft, and a reserve day stays on the calendar in case the week turns damp. Socks on day two, the table on day three.
The yard or a closed room both work. Paws can return a day after the last coat, and keeping the nails trimmed helps the new finish last.
No. Every sander feeds a sealed bag, and the crew blows the trim and ceiling corners clean and vacuums each room before stain touches the floor.
Not really. Hide a key somewhere we agree on, or hand one to a neighbor, because the crew comes back every day until the last coat is on and curing.
Stairs are $50 a step, stain included. Each tread gets hand sanded and colored to agree with the upstairs hall, while risers carry their own price.
No. Half comes due the first morning once sanding is under way, the balance when the last coat of poly is on, and nothing is charged simply to reserve a date.