Dustless Floor Refinishing
Antique floors get a lighter touch: hand scraping and fine grit where a drum sander would eat a century of wood. The estimate says which method your boards can take.
Antique floors get a lighter touch: hand scraping and fine grit where a drum sander would eat a century of wood. The estimate says which method your boards can take.
Everyone running a sander in Litchfield is a Brazil Floors employee, licensed, insured and NWFA trained. We hand nothing to a subcontractor.
Three or four stain colors are brushed onto a sanded corner of your own floor. You choose from the boards in front of you, in your light, not from a sample chip.
Labor and finish carry a twelve month warranty from the day the final coat is dry.

Chestnut boards on South Street hand sanded and sealed clear, nail heads untouched.

Oak in a Route 63 colonial sanded clean of twenty years of scratches and finished medium brown.

Pine in a Bantam Lake cottage sanded lightly and sealed to take years of sandy feet.

Water rings under a West Street dining table sanded out and recoated.

A screen and recoat for an East Litchfield cape that was dull but sound.

Pet stains in a hallway near the green sanded, the darkest boards replaced, the whole run sealed.



$2.50/Sq Ft flat, covering the full sand, stain and three coats of polyurethane. A screen and recoat alone is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, by hand and with fine grit. We take off the finish and the gray, not the patina, and leave the old nail heads in place.
Thick antique boards often have several left, thin modern oak four or five in total. We measure at the estimate and tell you.
The sanders run through vacuums, so very little escapes. A wipe of the sills is usually all that is needed.
Socks after a day, furniture after two, rugs after about two weeks.
Yes, at $50 per step, matched to the floor.
Brazil Floors employees who are NWFA trained, licensed and insured. No Litchfield job is subcontracted.
Labor and finish for twelve months from the day the last coat dries.