Dustless Floor Refinishing
A hose carries sander dust into a sealed bag so it never lands on your mantel. We then clean trim and vents before staining.
A hose carries sander dust into a sealed bag so it never lands on your mantel. We then clean trim and vents before staining.
At the estimate we explain how much time to allow, when to stay off the floor and when furniture can return. Sanding is paid half on the first day and half at the final coat.
A board warped by a radiator leak or dented by a dropped iron is replaced from $150 and sanded into the room.
Labor is warrantied for one year, and the crew on your floor is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.

A clear coat without tint leaves oak light and open in a small city kitchen.

Medium brown masks scuffs and pet hair in a busy family room.

A cool smoky stain pulls the orange out of red oak laid decades back.

Golden oak with a trace of red warmth suits an old Victorian.

Dark walnut highlights every grain line, rich under a dining table.

A near-black stain looks sharp in a modern remodel, although dust and fur are easier to see.



The rate is $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, your stain and three poly coats. A floor in good condition might only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Once the old finish is sanded off, a cooler stain removes much of the red, and you choose from swatches placed on your floor.
Room size and stain choice decide it. Your estimator maps out the days and says when you can walk on it and when the table returns.
Keep the dog outdoors or behind a closed door while we work, and away from the floor until we say the finish is ready.
No. Sanders feed a sealed bag, and the crew vacuums and wipes the room before staining.
No. Leave a key in a lockbox or with a neighbor, since the crew comes back daily until the last coat.
Fifty dollars per step with stain. Treads are sanded by hand, and any riser work gets its own quote.
No. Half is due when sanding begins, the other half at the final coat.