Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust from the sanders is drawn through a hose into sealed bags instead of floating onto furniture. A final blow-off clears ledges and ceilings.
Dust from the sanders is drawn through a hose into sealed bags instead of floating onto furniture. A final blow-off clears ledges and ceilings.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan on 3 days with clear finish or 4 with stain, plus a cushion day in humid spells. Walk on it in socks after 24 hours, return the sofa at 48.
A plank swollen from a washing machine leak or dented by a dropped cast iron pan is replaced from $150 and then sanded in with the rest.
Labor has a one year warranty, and the installers are licensed, insured and NWFA certified. You pay half at the start and half at the finish.

A clear coat with no color keeps oak light and lets a small cape feel open.

Medium brown hides boot scuffs and fur in a hard-working family room.

A cool gray-brown strips the orange from red oak in many split levels.

Golden oak with a trace of red flatters the Victorian-era houses closer to the center of town.

Dark walnut brings out every line of grain under a dining table.

A near-black stain looks sharp in a modern open plan, though lint and pet hair show sooner.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covers sanding, one stain color and three poly coats. When the oak is in decent shape, a screen and recoat is only $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding removes the aged finish, and a cooler stain, shown on your own boards, takes out much of the red and orange.
In a house under 1,500 Sq Ft, 3 days clear or 4 with stain, and we hold one buffer day. Socks work at 24 hours and the table at 48.
Keep the dog outdoors or behind a shut door during the work. Paws can go on the finish after 24 hours, and trimmed nails help.
Very little. Machines send dust into sealed bags, and the crew wipes ceilings and ledges and vacuums before staining.
No. Give us a lockbox or a key held by a neighbor, since the crew has to get in each day until the last coat dries.
$50 per step with stain. We hand sand each tread to match the floor upstairs, and risers are not in that rate.
No. Half is owed when sanding begins and half when the final coat is down.