Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders are tied to a vacuum, so grit stays out of the bookshelves and the pantry. Walls and ceilings are wiped afterward.
The sanders are tied to a vacuum, so grit stays out of the bookshelves and the pantry. Walls and ceilings are wiped afterward.
A house under 1,500 Sq Ft takes about 3 days unstained or 4 stained, plus a buffer day for damp weather. Socks at 24 hours, the sofa at 48.
A board stained by a potted plant or scarred by boots gets removed and replaced from $150, then sanded flat with the rest.
Our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified and the labor is covered for a year. Half is paid at the start of sanding, half at the end.

A clear coat leaves the wood pale and bright in a small farmhouse room.

A medium brown that hides mud tracks and dog hair in busy family homes.

A cool smoky tone that takes the orange out of red oak in a center-hall colonial.

A golden finish with mild red warmth, fitting for antique farmhouses.

A deep walnut showing every grain line, handsome beneath a harvest table.

Almost black, a sleek pick for a modern renovation, but dust and pet hair show quickly.



$2.50/Sq Ft covers sanding, one stain and three poly coats. A sound floor may need only a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the amber finish, and a neutral stain controls the red or yellow in the wood. Samples go on your own floor.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, about 3 days clear or 4 with stain, plus a buffer. Socks after 24 hours and the table back at 48.
Keep them outside or behind a shut door while we work. Paws can touch the finish after 24 hours.
Little. Dust travels through hoses into sealed bags, and the crew cleans surfaces and vacuums before staining.
No. Leave a key in a lockbox or with a neighbor. The crew needs entry until the final coat dries.
$50 a step with stain, sanded by hand to match the floors. Risers cost extra.
No. Half is paid when sanding starts, the rest when the poly is on.