Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sander dust goes through a hose into a closed sack, not onto the shelves and counters. Before stain, the crew vacuums the room, walls and trim.
Sander dust goes through a hose into a closed sack, not onto the shelves and counters. Before stain, the crew vacuums the room, walls and trim.
Half of the refinishing payment is due when sanding starts and the other half when the last coat is applied. Labor has a year of warranty behind it.
A board warped by a roof leak or marked by a pet is cut out and swapped from $150, then sanded flush with the room.
Our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and every stain is trialed on your own floor before it is chosen.

A clear coat with no tint keeps oak pale and bright in a small camp.

A mid-tone brown disguises boot marks and dog hair in a hard-working family house.

A cool, smoky shade quiets the orange of red oak in a room that gets a lot of south sun.

A golden tone with a hint of red fits the oldest farmhouses near the Farmington River.

Deep walnut brings out each grain line and looks warm under a long dining table.

A near-black stain is sharp in a remodeled great room, though dust and pet hair show sooner.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft pays for sanding, stain and three polyurethane coats. Sound oak that has only dulled may need just a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding takes the grime and old finish down to clean wood, and new stain evens the color. Swatches go on your floor before you decide.
Not with our machines. Dust is pulled into sealed bags while they run, and we vacuum the room again before staining.
Keep the dog outdoors or behind a closed door while the crew works and until the finish has set. Your crew lead gives the timing before the last coat.
No. A key left with a neighbor or in a lockbox is enough, since the crew needs access until the last coat is down.
It is $50 per step, hand sanded and stained to match the floor. Risers are not included in that number.
Yes. Swapping out damaged planks begins at $150, with the figure set when we see them. New boards are sanded in with the rest of the room.
One half goes in when the sanders start, the other once the last coat is down. Nothing else is billed in between.