Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding dust is pulled through hoses into sealed bags, which keeps the fine powder off furniture, windowsills and kitchen shelves.
Sanding dust is pulled through hoses into sealed bags, which keeps the fine powder off furniture, windowsills and kitchen shelves.
Before we leave, you get written care instructions that explain how soon to walk on the floor, when rugs may return and when to put furniture back.
A board warped by a leak or dented by a heavy dresser can be taken out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush.
A year of warranty protects the labor, and every sander operator is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Pay half at the start and half with the last coat.

No stain at all keeps oak light and airy, a fit for the compact cottages near the sand.

A mid brown hides sand and footprints in a family room that is used every day.

A cool gray brown cancels the orange of old red oak in an updated beach house.

Honey with a faint red note suits an older home with painted shutters and trim.

Dark walnut brings out grain lines under a dining table.

A very dark stain feels crisp in a remodeled open plan, but dust and sand will show sooner.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, your stain and three poly coats. Floors in decent shape may only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Almost always. Deep sanding takes off the scratched layer, and a new finish seals it.
Yes, from $150, and they are blended in before the final sanding.
At $50 per step. Risers are quoted separately in writing.
Our machines bag the dust at the source, so far less of it gets out.
We lay sample swatches on your bare floor and you look at them by the windows and under lamps.
Half when we begin sanding, half at the last coat. Furniture moving is a flat $250.
One year on labor, from a crew that is NWFA certified and on our payroll.