Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanders pull dust through a hose into a sealed bag, not into your cottage air. The trim and ceiling edges get a final blow down.
Sanders pull dust through a hose into a sealed bag, not into your cottage air. The trim and ceiling edges get a final blow down.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, expect 3 days unstained or 4 stained, plus a spare day when it is humid. Socks at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
A board warped by a leak or dented by a dropped anchor is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded to blend.
The labor is warrantied for one year, and the crew holds a license, insurance and NWFA certification. Half is paid when sanding begins and half at completion.

A clear coat with no color keeps oak light and breezy in small summer cottages.

A mid brown hides sand and dog fur in busy family capes.

A cool, smoky tone takes the orange out of red oak in raised ranches.

A golden shade with soft red warmth suits old captain's houses.

Walnut brings out every grain line, a rich look under a formal dining table.

Near black looks sleek in a gut remodel, though sand and fur show up faster.



The flat rate is $2.50/Sq Ft covering sanding, stain and three poly coats. A floor that is only dull may need just the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the amber finish, and a cooler stain cancels the red, with swatches placed on your own boards.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, count 3 days clear or 4 with stain, with a buffer day. Socks work at 24 hours and the table returns at 48.
Out in the yard or behind a shut door is best while the machines run. Paws can walk on the finish after 24 hours.
No. Dust moves through hoses into sealed bags, and the crew vacuums before stain.
No. A lockbox or a neighbor with a key works, since the crew enters daily until the last coat dries.
Each step is $50 with stain, sanded by hand to blend into the upstairs hall. Risers are quoted separately.
No. Half is due when sanding starts, the other half when the last coat is down.