Dustless Floor Refinishing
We discuss dust containment and protection for the apartment before sanding. Equipment reduces airborne dust, but no sanding job should be described as completely dust-free.
We discuss dust containment and protection for the apartment before sanding. Equipment reduces airborne dust, but no sanding job should be described as completely dust-free.
Deep damage may require plank replacement before sanding. Tell us about leaks, loose areas and past repairs so they can be assessed together.
The schedule includes preparation, sanding and coating, followed by the finish manufacturer's return-to-use instructions. Building work hours are reviewed in advance.
Our workmanship warranty lasts one year under its written terms. Routine care and prompt spill cleanup remain necessary after the new finish is applied.

A clear finish preserves more of the wood's natural variation; the finish itself may still change its apparent color.

Special Walnut provides a brown reference to compare on your own planks, where grain and age affect the result.

Provincial is another brown option to test alongside the room's trim and furnishings before choosing.

Early American can be considered when seeking a warmer tone; judge the actual sample rather than the product name.

Dark Walnut creates a deeper finish that can emphasize contrast with light walls and reveal dust differently.

Jacobean offers a dark color direction. Compare it with less saturated options before treating the entire apartment.



Often, but the wood must be sound and thick enough for the proposed sanding. Previous refinishing and repairs are checked during the visit.
No. Some marks extend too deeply into the wood. We discuss limits and possible plank replacement before promising a result.
Yes. Share the building's allowed work hours and access procedures. The plan must account for them before the start date is confirmed.
No. Dust collection reduces dust, but protection and cleanup are still needed. Ask what areas will be isolated and how the job will be contained.
That depends on the species, existing color and depth of staining. A test area is more reliable than a guarantee based on photographs.
Walking, furniture placement and rugs can have different waiting periods. Follow the instructions for the actual finish and conditions on your job.
No. Some floors may suit a compatible screen-and-recoat, while others need sanding or repairs. We assess the coating and surface condition first.
Yes, where a suitable repair is feasible. The wood species, dimensions and surrounding floor condition affect how closely it will blend.