Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding dust is drawn through a hose into a sealed bag, so it does not coat the furniture, and the crew wipes the room clean.
Sanding dust is drawn through a hose into a sealed bag, so it does not coat the furniture, and the crew wipes the room clean.
At the estimate we explain how long each coat needs before you walk in socks or put furniture back, so you can plan around it.
A few boards ruined by a leaky washer or a pet are replaced from $150 and sanded flush with the floor around them.
One year of labor warranty comes with every floor, and our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. You owe half of the sanding charge at the start and the other half after the last coat.

Clear finish with no tint leaves oak light and open in a small riverside cottage.

A medium brown that masks muddy boots and dog hair in a family room.

A cool, smoky brown that takes the orange glow out of red oak.

Golden with a hint of red, a fit for a Victorian dining room.

Walnut shows each grain line and looks rich beneath a dining table.

Almost black, sleek in an updated open plan, though dust and fur show quickly.



The price is $2.50/Sq Ft for the sanding, the stain and the three coats of poly. A floor in good condition might only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding strips the aged finish, and a cooler stain neutralizes much of the red. You pick from swatches on your own floor.
That depends on the size and whether it is stained, so the crew lead gives you a plan at the estimate. We tell you when socks, furniture and heavy traffic are safe.
Keep pets in another part of the house or outside during the work. After the finish cures, paws are fine, and trimmed nails help.
Very little. Dust runs into sealed bags, and the crew wipes the room before staining.
No. A lockbox or a key left with a neighbor works, because the crew needs daily access until the coats are down.
Stairs are $50 per step with stain, hand sanded to match the upper hall. Risers are not part of that price.
Half when sanding starts, half at the last coat. The terms are written on your estimate.