Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders pull dust through a hose into a sealed bag, so the furniture and kitchen counters are not left with a gray film.
The sanders pull dust through a hose into a sealed bag, so the furniture and kitchen counters are not left with a gray film.
Swatches go on your bare oak so you can judge each stain in the light of your own windows before anything is committed.
A board warped by a dishwasher leak or gouged by a table leg is cut out and replaced from $150, then blended in during sanding.
A year of warranty covers the labor, and every installer is licensed, insured and holds an NWFA certification. Half of the sanding charge is paid at the start, half at the last coat.

No color, only clear finish, leaves the oak bright in a small South Grafton cape.

A mid brown hides boot marks and dog hair in a family room that never rests.

A cool, smoky shade removes the orange glow from red oak in a house with a south facing parlor.

A golden tone with soft red warmth belongs in the old Victorians near the Common.

Dark walnut brings out each grain line in a dining room of a mill era house.

Nearly black looks sleek in a remodeled open kitchen, but dust and pet hair stand out sooner.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft flat, paying for sanding, one color of stain and three poly coats. Floors that are dull but sound may need only a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding takes the yellowed finish off, and a cool stain cancels much of the red. You compare swatches on your own boards.
The answer depends on the square footage, the stain and the weather. At your estimate the crew gives a plan for when the room closes and when furniture can return.
Outdoors or behind a closed door while the crew works, and we tell you when the finish can take paws.
Dust travels into sealed bags during sanding, and the crew vacuums every surface it can reach before the stain goes down.
No. A lockbox or a spare key with a neighbor is enough, as long as the crew can enter each day until the last coat dries.
Stairs are $50 a step with stain, hand sanded to match the upstairs hall.
Half of the sanding charge comes due when sanding starts and the remainder when the final coat is on.