Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust from every sander is piped to a sealed bag, so none of it drifts down the hall. Next we air blow the walls and ceiling.
Dust from every sander is piped to a sealed bag, so none of it drifts down the hall. Next we air blow the walls and ceiling.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft we finish in 3 days natural or 4 stained, and a reserve day stays free. Socks at 24 hours, beds back at 48.
Boards split by an old radiator leak or a pet are cut out and swapped from $150, and the whole room is then sanded together.
Labor is covered a full year, by a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew. You owe half on day one and the balance as the job wraps.

Clear coats, no stain, keep the maple and oak bright in the ranches tucked around Wenscott Reservoir.

Easy medium brown hides dog hair and cereal crumbs, a fit for the busy family capes of Marieville.

A cool, neutral brown that settles orange red oak and suits the older capes just off Smith Street in town.

A warm golden tone with a little red, right for the old two family homes on the side streets of Lymansville.

A deep coffee tone that leaves the grain readable, a classic for the formal dining rooms of the colonials by Greystone.

Close to black and bold, it looks modern in a redone ranch around Mineral Spring Avenue, yet dust shows faster.



A flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft pays for full sanding, your color coat and three layers of poly. Oak that is only scuffed may just need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes, often. Once the old finish is off, cool shades such as Provincial and Special Walnut tone the orange down, and you choose from patches on the floor.
Not at all. Most families stay home and use the rooms we are not in. The dust goes into a sealed bag, and the Bona water based finish has a very mild smell.
Socks at 24 hours and furniture at 48. Under 1,500 Sq Ft the job runs 3 days natural or 4 stained, with one spare day kept open for humid weather.
It goes into a bag, not the air. A hose ties each sander to a collector. When sanding ends we air blow the plaster and ceiling, then vacuum each room before stain.
Often, yes. We pull the carpet, take out tack strips and staples and check for damage. Most oak under old carpet is in good shape and sands up like new.
It is $50 a step with your stain included. Every tread gets hand sanded so it blends with the hall floor above. That price leaves out the risers.
In two parts, with nothing up front. You hand us half when the sanders start, and the balance after the third poly coat is spread. Booking is free.