Dustless Floor Refinishing
The dust leaves through a sander hose and lands in a bag, not on your couch. Walls and the ceiling get blown down and vacuumed before coats.
The dust leaves through a sander hose and lands in a bag, not on your couch. Walls and the ceiling get blown down and vacuumed before coats.
Natural floors under 1,500 Sq Ft take 3 days, stained floors take 4, and one more day is always held. Walk at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
A cracked board, a soft spot or a pet stain is cut out and replaced from $150, then the whole room is sanded as one floor.
Labor on every refinish is covered for one year by a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew. Half when we begin, the balance when we finish.

Only clear coats, no stain, keep the oak glowing warm in the bright split levels around Simmons Lake.

An easy medium brown that hides dog hair and crumbs in family homes near War Memorial Park.

A calm, neutral brown that tones down the orange in red oak, well liked in the older ranches of Graniteville.

Gold brown with a rosy cast that warms the older family houses on the side streets of Thornton.

A deep brown that keeps the grain in view, a classic in dining rooms in the colonials near Hughesdale.

Almost black and modern, it looks crisp in a newer home near Snake Den State Park, though dust shows sooner.



A flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft takes in sanding, the stain color and three poly coats. A $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat may be enough when the floor only looks worn.
Yes, that is common. With the old finish off, a shade like Provincial or Special Walnut calms the orange, and test swatches let you see it first.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, it is 3 days clear or 4 stained, and one spare day. Light foot traffic is fine at 24 hours, and furniture can return at 48.
Many times, yes. It depends on how thick the wear layer is. We check it first, and if there is enough wood, we sand and refinish it just like solid oak.
We do. Each sander pipes its dust to a bag, and after the last pass walls and ceiling are blown clean and the floor vacuumed before the first coat.
No, you will not. Most people hide a key or send us the code and head to work. We just need to get inside every day until the final poly coat is down.
Yes, we can. It is $50 per step with the stain included, and treads are hand sanded to blend with the upstairs hallway floor. Risers are not included.
No, never. The first half is paid the morning our crew starts sanding, and the balance waits for the final poly coat. Nothing comes before that.