Dustless Floor Refinishing
Every sander we run is plugged into a vacuum, which pulls dust into a sealed bag and away from your books and counters.
Every sander we run is plugged into a vacuum, which pulls dust into a sealed bag and away from your books and counters.
Need furniture moved? That is a flat $250. For sanding, you pay half when we begin and half when the final coat is on.
Boards ruined by a roof leak or years of wet boots are cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded to match the room.
The labor has a one year warranty, and the people sanding are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.

Leaving out the stain keeps oak light and clean in a small country kitchen.

A mid brown stain hides boot marks and pet hair in a busy family room.

A cool gray brown softens the orange look of aged red oak.

Warm amber tones fit the wide doors and trim in an antique Berkshire house.

Dark walnut brings out grain lines under a long farm table.

A near black stain looks sleek in a renovated barn conversion, though dust is easier to see.



$2.50/Sq Ft, with sanding, stain and three poly coats inside. A floor with only a worn finish may need just a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. The old finish is sanded off and a cooler stain neutralizes the red. Samples go on your floor so you can judge the tone.
That depends on room size and the number of coats. The free estimate includes a plan for your house.
Away from the floor until the finish cures. We tell you when it is safe.
Not much, since the machines are tied to vacuums that collect dust as we work.
A person needs to open the house and be reachable, nothing more.
Refinishing stairs is $50 per step, and new hardwood treads are $60 with riser, nosing and stain.
Sanding is paid in halves, at the start and at the last coat. The estimate itself is free.