Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders pull dust through a hose into a sealed bag instead of letting it settle on furniture and countertops, and the crew vacuums the room before stain.
Our sanders pull dust through a hose into a sealed bag instead of letting it settle on furniture and countertops, and the crew vacuums the room before stain.
You pay half when sanding begins and half when the last coat goes on. Labor is covered by a one-year warranty.
A board stained by a pet or swollen by a leak can be cut out and replaced from $150, and the new piece is sanded in with the rest of the room.
The crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and each stain color is tested on your own floor before we commit to it.

Clear coat with no tint leaves oak light and soft, a good match for a small cottage near the lake.

A mid-brown hides boot scuffs and pet hair in a busy family home near Temple Hill.

A cool gray-brown tones down the orange that red oak picks up over time, handy in a house with a lot of west light.

A honey amber with a hint of red suits the older homes close to the Peace Statue.

Deep walnut shows off grain lines and looks handsome beneath a farmhouse dining table.

A near-black finish is sleek in a remodeled kitchen, though dust and pet hair show up faster on it.



It is a flat $2.50/Sq Ft covering sanding, stain and three coats of polyurethane. If the oak only looks dull, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding strips the old amber finish, and a cooler stain tones down the warmth. We show swatches on your floor before you choose.
Our sanders collect dust in sealed bags as they work, and the crew vacuums before any stain is applied.
Keep the dog out of the work area while the crew is in the house and until the finish has cured. Your crew lead explains the timing before the final coat.
No. A spare key or a lockbox works fine, since the crew needs access until the last coat is down.
Refinishing stairs is $50 per step. Treads are sanded by hand and stained to match the main floor. Risers are not part of that number.
Yes. If a few planks are beyond saving, we cut them out for a price that begins at $150 and is set at your house. New pieces are sanded in with the rest so the room reads as one floor.
You pay 50% when sanding starts and 50% when the final coat goes on. Nothing else is billed in between.