Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding dust is drawn into a sealed bag instead of drifting onto couches and counters, and the crew vacuums the room, trim and window sills before staining.
Sanding dust is drawn into a sealed bag instead of drifting onto couches and counters, and the crew vacuums the room, trim and window sills before staining.
You pay half when sanding begins and the remainder after the last coat. A year of labor warranty stands behind the work.
A board swollen by a leak or marked by a pet is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush into the room.
The crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and each stain color is tried on your own floor before you commit.

A clear coat with no tint leaves oak light and open, a good match for a small lakeside cottage.

A mid-tone brown hides scuffs and pet hair in a busy household near Main Street.

A cool, smoky shade cuts the orange glow of red oak in a room with strong morning light.

A golden tone with faint red warmth suits the older homes near the Huguenot Fort.

Rich walnut shows every grain line and looks handsome under a dining table.

A near-black stain is crisp in a remodeled open kitchen, but dust and pet hair show sooner.



The flat price is $2.50/Sq Ft, paying for sanding, stain and three polyurethane coats. Oak that is just dull may only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain evens out the warmth. Swatches go on your floor before you pick.
Not with our machines. They pull dust into sealed bags as they work, and the crew vacuums again before stain.
Outdoors or behind a closed door while the crew works and until the finish has set. Your crew lead explains the timing before the last coat.
No. A spare key with a neighbor or a lockbox is enough, as the crew needs access until the last coat is on.
Stairs are $50 per step, hand sanded and stained to match. Risers are not part of that figure.
Yes. Board repair starts at $150, quoted at your house. New boards are sanded in with the rest of the floor.
Half at the start of sanding and half after the last coat, with nothing between.