Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust leaves the sander through a hose and into a sealed bag, so it never settles on shelves or counters. Afterward we clear the ceiling and trim of leftover dust.
Dust leaves the sander through a hose and into a sealed bag, so it never settles on shelves or counters. Afterward we clear the ceiling and trim of leftover dust.
For a floor under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan on 3 days without stain or 4 with it, plus a spare day when the air is damp. Socks after 24 hours, furniture after 48.
One board swollen by a dishwasher leak or gouged by a table leg is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the rest.
Labor is warrantied for twelve months, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half of the cost is due at the start and half after the last coat.

A clear coat with no tint keeps oak pale and breezy in a summer house near Mishaum Point.

A mid brown stain hides sandy footprints and pet hair in a busy family house off Russells Mills Road.

A cool grayish brown pulls the orange out of red oak in a ranch with plenty of southern light.

A golden tone with a trace of red warmth fits an old farmhouse near Bliss Corner.

Deep walnut shows every line of the grain, handsome under a dining table in a Padanaram colonial.

Near-black stain is sleek in a remodeled open plan, though it shows dust and pet hair sooner than lighter shades.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft, which covers sanding, a coat of stain and three coats of poly. A sound floor needing only a fresh topcoat may qualify for a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding takes off the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain neutralizes the red in the oak. You compare samples on your own boards before choosing.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, count on 3 days with clear finish or 4 with stain, plus a spare day for humidity. Light foot traffic in socks starts at 24 hours.
Keep the dog outdoors or behind a shut door while we work. Paws are fine on the new finish after about 24 hours.
No. The sanders pull dust into sealed bags as they run, and we vacuum before any stain goes down.
No. Leave a key with a neighbor or in a lockbox, since the crew needs to get in every day until the final coat has dried.
Stairs are $50 a step with stain, and every tread is hand sanded. Risers are not part of that per-step price.
There is none. You pay half after sanding begins and the other half when the last coat is on.