Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed a hose into sealed bags, so the dust never lands on the mantel or the kitchen counters, and the crew blows down walls and trim before stain.
Our sanders feed a hose into sealed bags, so the dust never lands on the mantel or the kitchen counters, and the crew blows down walls and trim before stain.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan on 3 days natural or 4 with stain, plus a spare day when the Connecticut River valley turns humid. Socks after 24 hours, furniture after 48.
A board warped by a leaking fridge line or gouged by a dog crate is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the room.
Our workmanship on your Enfield floor is warrantied for twelve months by a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew. Payment splits in half, the first part when the sander starts and the rest at the last coat.

Clear coats alone keep the oak pale and bright in the smaller capes around Hazardville.

A medium brown that hides dog hair and scuffs in the family ranches of Southwood Acres.

A cool gray brown that pulls the orange out of red oak in the split levels near Scitico.

A warm golden tone with a hint of red, right for the 1700s houses on Enfield Street and King Street.

Deep walnut that shows the grain, handsome under the dining table in a Pearl Street Victorian.

Nearly black and smooth, a modern pick for a gutted Thompsonville unit, though pet hair shows faster.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covers sanding, one coat of stain and three coats of polyurethane. Dull but sound oak may only need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Usually once more, and we check the board thickness at the estimate before promising it. If too little oak is left, we recommend a recoat or new flooring instead.
Three days for a natural finish and four with stain on a job under 1,500 Sq Ft, plus a buffer day for humid weeks. Socks at 24 hours, table and chairs at 48.
Outside or behind a closed door during work hours. Paws are fine on the new finish after 24 hours, and trimmed nails help it last.
No, the machines pull dust straight into sealed bags. The crew then blows off trim and walls and vacuums before any stain touches the floor.
No. A key in a lockbox or with a neighbor is enough, since the crew needs daily access until the last coat is down.
Each step is $50 with stain, hand sanded to match the upstairs hall. Risers are not part of that price.
No deposit. Half is due the morning sanding starts and the rest once the final coat is on.