Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders pull dust into a sealed bag as they cut, and a vacuum pass follows before the stain, so shelves and counters stay far cleaner.
Our sanders pull dust into a sealed bag as they cut, and a vacuum pass follows before the stain, so shelves and counters stay far cleaner.
We move furniture for a flat $250 if you want that. Stain samples go down on your boards, and the estimate gives the schedule for your rooms.
A board stained by a plant leak or scratched by a dog crate is replaced, from $150, then sanded flush into the floor.
Labor carries a one year warranty, from a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew. For sanding jobs, the bill splits evenly between the first day and the last coat.

Clear coat without color leaves oak light in a small Victorian room.

A walnut brown hides shoe scuffs and fur in a hallway.

A smoky gray-brown removes the orange glow from older oak.

Golden honey with a touch of red suits a period home with dark trim.

Deep walnut shows every grain line in a dining room.

Almost black looks crisp in a modern remodel, though dust shows faster.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft, covering sanding, a stain color and three poly coats. When oak is just dull, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding takes off the aged finish, and a cool stain subdues the red. Samples go on your own floor first.
It turns on the square footage and whether stain is included. The estimate lays out a schedule and tells you when to walk and when to move furniture back.
Outdoors or behind a closed door during the work, and off the floor until it cures. Short nails help the finish last.
Dust is gathered into sealed bags by the machines, and a vacuum pass comes before stain. Expect far less dust than you picture.
Not required. A key with a neighbor or a lockbox lets the crew in until the last coat.
Hand sanding with stain is $50 per step, with risers excluded.
No. Half is paid when sanding begins and half at the final coat, and the estimate is free.