Dustless Floor Refinishing
Hoses run from each drum sander and edger into a vacuum unit, pulling dust away at the cutting point. Sills and room corners get one more vacuum pass ahead of finishing.
Hoses run from each drum sander and edger into a vacuum unit, pulling dust away at the cutting point. Sills and room corners get one more vacuum pass ahead of finishing.
Your project manager sketches the schedule room by room, with a spare day if humidity slows drying, and lets you know when your family may tiptoe across and when sofas can return.
Loose planks, deep gouges and dog stains are handled ahead of the sander, so repaired spots blend under one uniform finish. We quote those fixes after looking.
Refinishing labor carries our one year promise. Billing splits evenly: 50% on the first morning of sanding, 50% once the last layer is dry and you have looked it over.

No pigment at all: clear finish over white oak keeps that airy, beachy pale tone intact.

A middle brown hides sand, crumbs and pet fur well, perfect for kitchens with kids running through.

Neutral tones work beside white, cream or wood trim and calm down that pumpkin hue that creeps into red oak over decades.

Brown warmed with a hint of red feels right in a historic home with painted wainscot.

Deep chocolate, though figure and grain stay visible, which gives formal rooms real presence.

Almost black looks striking in open plans, though it reveals dust sooner, and we mention that upfront.



Plan on $2.50/Sq Ft. Sanding, optional stain and all the clear layers fit inside that price, and a single bedroom costs the same rate as a big open first floor.
Far less than people fear. Every machine feeds a vacuum while sanding, then walls and sills get their own pass before finish goes down. A light film on a top shelf is about the worst of it.
Nearly every family stays put. Plastic sheeting walls off the sanding zone, and you simply skip those rooms until the finish cures overnight.
For solid oak, another round is almost never a problem. With engineered wood, it hinges on the veneer, so our estimator pulls a vent cover to measure that layer first.
Light ones generally do. Stains that turned black and soaked through mean swapping those planks, which we price once we see them in person.
You can empty the rooms yourself, or pay a flat $250 and our crew carries it all out and back, with blankets around anything delicate.
You pay fifty percent as the sanders fire up that first morning, then the remaining fifty percent at the end, after walking the floor with us and liking what you see.
Call us. Labor remains covered for a year past the final layer, and because our refinishers are NWFA certified plus licensed and insured, they will return to fix it.