Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of wax, pet scratches and fading finish come off in one pass of sanding, leaving clean oak ready to take color.
Decades of wax, pet scratches and fading finish come off in one pass of sanding, leaving clean oak ready to take color.
Sample colors are brushed directly on your floor. That way you see the actual shade in the actual light before approving anything.
A board stained by a leaking dishwasher or dented by a heavy desk can be replaced for $150 and up, then sanded to blend.
Our labor comes with twelve months of warranty. Half is paid when the crew starts and half when the last coat goes on.

A clear coat with no pigment keeps oak bright and open in a modest cottage.

Medium brown masks cleat marks and dog hair on a hardworking family floor.

A cool, smoky brown neutralizes the orange in red oak.

A golden tint with a hint of red flatters old farmhouse floors near Nashoba.

Deep walnut brings out every grain line and looks rich under a long dining table.

Almost black and glossy, it looks sharp in a modern open plan though it shows lint fast.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft and covers sanding, your stain and three coats of polyurethane. Floors that are healthy but dull may only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. We sand off the old yellowed layer, then a cooler brown stain cancels much of the orange. Sample swatches go on your floor first.
You can, or our crew can for a flat $250. Either way the room must be clear before sanding begins.
Out of the work area while the finish goes on and dries. We talk through timing at the estimate.
We keep dust under control and clean the room well before staining so the surface is smooth.
Not necessarily. Many owners leave key access so the crew can come in until the final coat.
$50 a step, sanded by hand and stained to coordinate with the floors nearby.
No. Half is paid when sanding starts and half at the final coat, with nothing due to hold the date.