Dustless Floor Refinishing
Vacuums on our sanders pull dust into sealed bags. Less lands on shelves, curtains and kitchen counters.
Vacuums on our sanders pull dust into sealed bags. Less lands on shelves, curtains and kitchen counters.
The written estimate lays out the sequence, and we explain when the floor can take foot traffic and when furniture can return. No one is left guessing about drying.
A board ruined by a leaking dishwasher or a pet is replaced from $150 and sanded together with the rest so the repair disappears.
We give a year on labor, and the crew is insured, licensed and NWFA certified. Sanding is paid half at the first visit and half with the last coat.

No color and a clear coat keep oak pale, which is bright and clean in a small cape.

A medium brown hides pet hair and scuffs in a busy household.

A cool gray-brown subdues the orange tint in aging red oak.

Golden brown with a hint of red feels right in a traditional dining room.

Dark walnut shows off grain and anchors a formal room.

Near-black reads modern in a remodeled open plan, but dust and hair show faster.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft, which pays for sanding to bare wood, your stain and three coats of poly. Every room is the same rate.
Yes, rooms being sanded must be empty. We can handle the moving for a flat $250.
Little, because the sanders draw dust into bags. Doorways are sealed and the room is vacuumed before stain.
Within what the wood allows, yes. Sanding removes the old finish, then we test shades on your oak.
When the finish is dull but the wood is not worn through, at $1.00/Sq Ft. We tell you which service fits at the visit.
Yes, repairs begin at $150 and are quoted on site. Replacing them before sanding lets everything blend.
Half at the beginning of the sanding and half at the final coat, with nothing beyond the estimate.
Labor has a one-year warranty. The workers are our own employees, licensed, insured and NWFA certified.