Dustless Floor Refinishing
Machines hook to dust collectors that fill sealed bags, so sand and fine powder stay off shelves, screens and the stove.
Machines hook to dust collectors that fill sealed bags, so sand and fine powder stay off shelves, screens and the stove.
Rooms below 1,500 Sq Ft usually need three days, four with stain, plus a spare day in damp weather. Socks after a day, furniture after two.
Boards stained by a flower pot or cracked by a dropped cast iron pan are replaced from $150, then sanded flat into the surrounding floor.
One year of warranty covers our labor, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half is paid when sanding begins and the other half at the last coat.

Clear finish without tint keeps the oak bright and breezy in a small beach cottage.

A medium brown conceals sandy footprints and pet fur in a busy family room.

A cool driftwood gray removes the orange glow from older red oak.

Honey with a hint of red looks right in a traditional Cape with white trim.

Dark walnut shows off the grain beneath a dining table.

Deep ebony suits a remodeled great room, though sand and dust show sooner.



The rate is $2.50/Sq Ft and includes the sanding, one stain color and three polyurethane coats.
Dust collection keeps the air clean, but some owners prefer to be away while the finish cures.
In socks after about 24 hours, with furniture at 48. Area rugs wait a little longer.
Yes, after the old stain is sanded away. Very dark floors may retain a faint tone, which we show on a test patch.
A screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft for floors with intact finish.
Half when sanding begins and half when the last coat is applied.
Damaged boards are replaced first, from $150, with the price quoted on site.
Yes, $250 off when the estimate is booked online.