Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders connect to a vacuum that collects dust in a sealed bag, so the sofa and the shelves stay clean. We wipe surfaces down when the sanding ends.
The sanders connect to a vacuum that collects dust in a sealed bag, so the sofa and the shelves stay clean. We wipe surfaces down when the sanding ends.
A room is generally out of use for several days, a bit longer when stain is involved or the weather is damp. We tell you when socks are safe and when furniture goes back.
A couple of boards ruined by a dishwasher leak or a dropped cast-iron pan are cut out and replaced from $150, then blended in at sanding.
Labor is warranted for one year on each refinish. You pay 50% when the sanding starts and 50% at the final coat.

Leaving the oak natural under a clear finish keeps a Lynnfield sunroom light and open.

A mid brown hides tracks and fur on the floors of busy family colonials.

A smoky gray-brown quiets the orange glow of red oak in a split-level.

A gold tone with a hint of red warms the formal rooms of an older Lynnfield colonial.

Dark walnut brings out every grain line and is striking under a long dining table.

Ebony-like stain gives a modern open plan a polished edge, but it reveals dust and hair more readily.



Our price is $2.50/Sq Ft and takes in sanding, stain and three poly coats. A floor that just needs freshening may be right for the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Once the old coating is sanded off, a deeper or cooler stain tames the orange tone, and you see samples on your floor before deciding.
It depends on size and whether stain is used, and we lay out a schedule before the job. You will know when to stay off and when furniture can return.
Keep the dog out of the work area, outdoors or behind a door. After the finish cures, trimmed nails help the surface last.
No. The sanding machines collect dust into sealed bags, and the crew vacuums before applying stain.
Not all day. Leave a key with a neighbor or in a lockbox so the crew can enter until the final coat has been applied.
It is $50 per step, with each tread hand sanded and stained to meet the upstairs floor. Risers are outside that price.
No. Payment is split into half at the start of sanding and half at the last coat.