Dustless Floor Refinishing
Plastic sheeting seals the doorways before sanding, and vacuums catch the dust at the machine. Corners and trim get a hand pass at the end.
Plastic sheeting seals the doorways before sanding, and vacuums catch the dust at the machine. Corners and trim get a hand pass at the end.
Plan on three days for a floor under 1,500 Sq Ft, four with stain, and a spare day when it is humid. Furniture goes back after 48 hours.
A board stained black by a plant leak is cut out and replaced from $150, then blended into the surrounding floor.
Our staff sanders are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, with a one-year labor warranty. Payment splits into a start half and a final-coat half.

Leaving the oak natural under a clear coat brightens a galley kitchen that never gets much sun.

A medium brown covers scuffs from boots and paws in a room that sees constant traffic.

A smoky, cool shade tames the orange cast that red oak picked up in many mid-century capes.

Warm golden brown with a red edge suits an older home with painted woodwork and plaster ceilings.

Deep walnut brings out each line in the grain and gives a formal dining table a strong base.

A near-black stain looks sharp in a modern renovation, though dust and pet hair show up fast.



Most jobs start the day after we agree on it. The crew is close by, so we can come look at the floor, measure it and get going fast, often within a day.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, clear runs 3 days and stained floors run 4, plus one extra day. Socks are fine after 24 hours and furniture goes back at 48.
Sure. Loose boards get nailed down and damaged ones are swapped from $150 each before sanding, so the floor feels solid and quiet underfoot.
Oil based turns amber over time and feels classic. Water based Bona stays clear with much less smell. The price is the same per Sq Ft with us.
Yes, it really is. Each sander feeds a collector as it runs. Afterward, walls and ceilings get blown down, and the rooms are vacuumed before the first coat.
Half is due when our team begins sanding, and the rest the day the final coat goes on. No money is taken before work begins, not even a deposit.
Count on $2.50/Sq Ft all in, covering the sanding, the stain and three coats of polyurethane. A floor whose finish is still sound might just need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding strips the aged finish, and a cooler stain cuts the orange. You see swatches on your own boards first.
Socks are fine after a day, and furniture can come back on day two. Wet weather may add some time.
Vacuum hoses on the sanders collect it in sealed bags, and each room is cleaned before the crew leaves it.
Someone has to open the door on day one, and after that we agree on access together.
Damaged boards are replaced from $150, quoted on site, and blended in before sanding.
Half is due when sanding starts, and half after the last coat. There are no other charges in between.
Yes, at $50 per step, hand brushed. Risers are priced on their own.