Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander is hooked to a dust collector, so a gray film stays off the shelves and out of the apartment downstairs. Corners are done by hand.
Each sander is hooked to a dust collector, so a gray film stays off the shelves and out of the apartment downstairs. Corners are done by hand.
Most rooms take three to four days, with a spare day when the air is damp. Walk in socks the next day and set furniture back on day three.
A plank ruined by an old radiator leak gets cut out and swapped from $150, then worked into the surrounding floor before sanding starts.
Our own employees do the sanding, with a one-year labor warranty behind it. Half the price is due at the start and half after the final coat.

A clear coat with no color keeps oak pale and open in small apartments that need the light.

A medium brown hides boot scuffs and dog fur in a household that never sits still.

A gray-leaning brown takes the orange out of aged red oak, the floor many prewar houses started with.

Honey gold stain lifts the brown-gray look from decades of wax in a prewar two-family hallway.

Dark walnut makes every grain line stand out, a strong match for a dining room with white walls.

Ebony stain gives a gutted-and-redone condo a crisp modern look, but expect to dust and sweep more often.



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.
The price is $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, stain and three coats of polyurethane. A floor whose finish is still sound may only need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding removes the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain cuts the red. Swatches go on your own boards before you pick.
Socks are fine after roughly 24 hours, and furniture returns after 48. Damp weather can add a day.
Machines are tied to collectors that hold the dust in sealed bags. The crew wipes down each room before leaving.
Someone should let the crew in on the first morning. After that we agree on access with you.
Bad boards are replaced from $150, quoted on site, and blended in before the sanding so the color evens out.
The bill splits into 50% when sanding begins and 50% at the final coat, with nothing charged in between.
Yes, each step is $50 and the finish is brushed on by hand. Risers are quoted on their own.