Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander hooks to a vacuum hose that pulls dust away as the drum spins. Before finish, the crew wipes sills, radiators and trim, then vacuums the floor one final time.
Each sander hooks to a vacuum hose that pulls dust away as the drum spins. Before finish, the crew wipes sills, radiators and trim, then vacuums the floor one final time.
A few rooms generally take three to four days, mapped out at your estimate. Barefoot walking is okay once a day has passed, and couches and beds can move back after two.
Pet stains, cracked strips and spots that cupped beside a radiator are noted during your free visit, each fix priced right there and handled before sanding begins.
Sanding and finishing labor in Clinton homes is covered twelve months. We collect half as the sanders first roll in off Union Street, the remainder once that last layer cures.

Leaving off stain and using only clear finish lets white oak glow honey pale beside sunny bay windows.

A friendly medium brown that disguises sidewalk grit from winter boots in a busy kitchen.

Soft neutral brown pairs nicely with white window trim and quiets the orange glow red oak tends to show.

Deep brown with a warm reddish cast, lovely beside original Victorian woodwork and banisters.

Almost espresso, this rich tone suits formal dining rooms on Church Street, and the grain still peeks through.

Nearly black, it feels bold in a large open room. Golden retriever fur and everyday dust show on it quickly, a tradeoff we mention before you choose.



Here in Clinton, sanding plus refinishing is $2.50/Sq Ft, and any stain color you choose is covered by that rate. Repairs to damaged strips get quoted separately once we have seen them.
Most homes need three or four days for a few rooms. You can walk lightly in bare feet after roughly a day, and furniture can return after about two.
Very little escapes. Every sander runs connected to a vacuum, catching dust at the drum, and the crew vacuums plus wipes every surface again before finish goes down.
Usually, yes. Staples and tack strips come out, then we sand. If a few strips are damaged, we repair them before refinishing.
Both look great. Natural keeps oak light, while stain can warm it or darken it. Our crew brushes sample patches by a sunny window, and you compare them at breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Usually not. We can work one section at a time so you keep a path through the house, and our water based polyurethane smells far milder than old oil based products.
Half is settled on day one, before our big drum machine touches the front room, and the balance once your final layer of polyurethane has dried. Should you want furniture moved, that runs a flat $250.
Yes. Our licensed crew, fully insured, covers sanding and finishing labor for twelve months, while the polyurethane maker backs its own product.