Dustless Floor Refinishing
Assess floor construction and remaining wear thickness before agreeing to full sanding. Surface appearance alone does not establish suitability.
Assess floor construction and remaining wear thickness before agreeing to full sanding. Surface appearance alone does not establish suitability.
Review the color after suitable preparation and compare the intended sheen. Existing patches can respond differently from the surrounding planks.
Document the rooms, repair areas and finish boundaries. Include stair landings only when they are specifically part of the proposed work.
Request the written workmanship terms and the finish care instructions. Keep the separate guidance for walking, furniture and rug placement.

Traffic paths can wear differently from room edges. Inspect the complete floor before setting the sanding boundary.

Deep scratches should be judged against the usable wood remaining. Avoid promising their removal before the inspection.

An old repair may react differently to stain. Discuss the expected contrast where new and older planks meet.

Dark discoloration can extend beneath the sandable surface. Replacement may be preferable to removing more sound wood.

Movement needs assessment before finishing. A fresh coating will not correct an unstable supporting surface.

At open room connections, review where a color or sheen change would be visible. A coordinated finish scope may be appropriate.



An inspection must establish the construction and usable wood remaining. Previous sanding and damage can limit another full refinishing.
No. The condition of the wood and the existing finish should be assessed first. The appropriate treatment may differ from room to room.
Some engineered products allow refinishing and others do not. Identify the product and assess the remaining wood face before deciding.
That cannot be promised. Deep discoloration may remain beyond the safe sanding depth, making a plank repair worth considering.
Yes, its cause should be assessed as part of preparation. Sanding and coating alone will not correct movement beneath the surface.
Discuss where the two finishes will meet. A visible difference can remain at that boundary, so review the scope before scheduling.
Agree on removal, storage and return responsibilities in advance. The work sequence and coating instructions determine when each room can be used.
No. Sheen and the coating system also affect the result and care requirements. Review these choices together before the full application.