Dustless Floor Refinishing
Floors in older homes collect wax, dings and old sealer. Our sanders cut back to bare oak before stain touches the wood.
Floors in older homes collect wax, dings and old sealer. Our sanders cut back to bare oak before stain touches the wood.
We brush stain samples straight onto your floor, so you choose the color in the light of your own windows.
A board damaged by a leaking appliance or a dragged table leg can be replaced from $150, then sanded level with its neighbors.
Labor carries one year of warranty. Our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and you pay half at the start and half at the final coat.

A clear natural coat keeps oak bright in a room with limited daylight.

A medium brown hides scuffs and fur on a floor that sees heavy family use.

A cool gray-brown takes the orange glow off red oak.

A golden color with a trace of red fits older homes near the Congregational Church.

Deep walnut shows every grain line and looks rich beneath a large dining table.

Nearly black and polished, a daring choice for a modern renovation, although dust and hair show quickly.



At $2.50/Sq Ft you get sanding, stain and a triple coat of polyurethane. Oak that is sound but dull may only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the old amber finish, and a cooler brown stain offsets the orange. You compare samples on your floor beforehand.
The floor has to be clear for sanding. Furniture moving is available at a flat $250 if you want help.
Keep them away from the area while the finish goes on and cures. We go over the timing at the estimate.
We manage dust while sanding and clean thoroughly before stain, which keeps the surface smooth.
No. Many owners arrange key access so the crew can work through the final coat.
$50 per step, hand sanded and stained to coordinate with your floors.
There is no deposit to reserve a date. Half is due when sanding starts and half at the last coat.