Dustless Floor Refinishing
A dust containment system draws sanding debris into sealed bags instead of leaving it on shelves and furniture, and the crew wipes down ceilings and trim before finishing.
A dust containment system draws sanding debris into sealed bags instead of leaving it on shelves and furniture, and the crew wipes down ceilings and trim before finishing.
A floor under 1,500 Sq Ft takes about three days unstained or four with stain, with a spare day for humid weather. After 24 hours you can walk in socks, and by 48 furniture may return.
Boards stained by a leaking planter or crushed under a heavy appliance can be cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flat and blended into the surrounding floor.
Your labor is warrantied for a full year and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Pay half when sanding starts and the rest at the final coat.

A clear finish with no tint keeps oak bright in a small ranch kitchen in Stanley.

Medium brown is forgiving for family rooms, hiding sports gear marks and dog fur.

A cool smoky stain softens the red in oak floors found in many mid century homes.

A honey tone with a trace of red looks right in an older house near Paper Mill Village.

Dark walnut brings out grain beneath a dining table in a Bridgewater colonial.

Ebony makes a modern open plan look sharp, though it shows lint and fur sooner.



The flat rate is $2.50/Sq Ft and pays for sanding, stain and three coats of poly. A floor that is only dull may need just a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. After sanding removes the old tinted finish, a cool or neutral stain cuts the red, and you approve it on swatches in your house.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft the work runs three days clear or four with stain, plus a spare day. Socks go on at 24 hours and furniture returns at 48.
Keep pets outdoors or behind a shut door until the final coat has cured for a day.
No. Sanders feed sealed bags, and the crew wipes ceilings and vacuums before stain goes on.
No. A key left with a neighbor or in a lockbox works, since the crew must enter daily until the poly is down.
The stair rate is $50 a step. Each tread is hand sanded and stained to suit the floor, and risers are quoted separately.
Half is due as sanding starts and half after the final coat. Nothing is owed just to hold a date.