Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanders feed into a vacuum hose and sealed bags, so furniture and counters stay clear of dust. A last blow-off cleans the ledges and ceiling.
Sanders feed into a vacuum hose and sealed bags, so furniture and counters stay clear of dust. A last blow-off cleans the ledges and ceiling.
A house under 1,500 Sq Ft takes about 3 days clear or 4 with stain, plus a spare day for damp weather. Stocking feet after 24 hours, furniture after 48.
A board swollen by a leaking dishwasher or dented by a dropped pot is replaced from $150 and then sanded flush with the rest.
Labor is warrantied for a year, and the installers are licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half of the payment is due when sanding starts, and the other half when the work wraps up.

A clear coat with no tint keeps oak pale and makes a small cottage feel open.

A medium brown hides boot scuffs and dog hair in a busy mudroom entry.

A cool gray-brown takes the orange out of red oak in older ranches.

Golden oak with a hint of red flatters the old farmhouses.

Dark walnut brings out each grain line under a dining table.

A near-black stain looks sleek in a modern open plan, though dust and hair show faster.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft pays for sanding, one stain color and three poly coats. Floors with a healthy surface can skip the full sanding and take a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding takes off the aged finish, and a cooler stain tested on your own boards removes much of the orange.
For a home of less than 1,500 Sq Ft we plan 3 days with a clear finish or 4 with stain, plus one spare. Walk in socks at 24 hours, set the table at 48.
Outdoors or behind a shut door while we work. Paws are fine on the finish after 24 hours, ideally with trimmed nails.
Very little. Machines pull dust into sealed bags, and the crew wipes ceilings and ledges and vacuums before staining.
No. Leave a lockbox or a key with a neighbor, because the crew needs access every day until the last coat has dried.
$50 per step with stain. Each tread is hand sanded to match the floor upstairs, and risers are not in that rate.
No. Half is billed when sanding starts and half when the final coat is down.