Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dustless sanders hooked to vacuums keep fine dust out of the rest of the house, which matters in a raised ranch where the bedrooms open right off the living room.
Dustless sanders hooked to vacuums keep fine dust out of the rest of the house, which matters in a raised ranch where the bedrooms open right off the living room.
The sanders are run by Brazil Floors employees who carry our license, insurance and NWFA training. Your Ledyard floor never goes to a subcontractor.
Stain colors are brushed onto your sanded boards, three or four at a time, so each shows in your own light. You pick from your floor, not a chart.
Labor and finish are covered for twelve months from the day the third coat dries.

Oak in a Gales Ferry ranch sanded clean after decades of wear and stained warm brown.

A living room near Ledyard Center sanded bright and finished natural to match the oak trim.

A home near Long Pond gets a medium brown finish that hides dust and dog hair.

Wide old boards in a Christy Hill colonial sanded lightly and sealed clear.

Water stained boards under a Gales Ferry kitchen sink sanded out and sealed with three coats.

A screen and recoat for a Lantern Hill cape that was dull but not worn through.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covering the full sand, your stain and three coats of polyurethane. Screen and recoat alone is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Almost always. That oak is usually thick enough for several more sandings, and it comes up bright.
Solid oak takes four or five full sands over its life. Board thickness is checked at the estimate so you know how many sands remain.
The sanders are tied to vacuums, so hardly any dust escapes. A light wipe down is all most Ledyard homes need after.
Stocking feet after a day, furniture after two, rugs after a couple of weeks of curing.
We do, for $50 a step, sanded and sealed to match the floor they meet.
Our own NWFA trained employees, licensed and insured. We subcontract nothing in Ledyard.
Labor and finish carry twelve months of warranty from the day the last coat dries.