Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sander dust is pulled through a hose into a sealed bag and kept off your shelves and counters. Afterward the crew vacuums and wipes the room.
Sander dust is pulled through a hose into a sealed bag and kept off your shelves and counters. Afterward the crew vacuums and wipes the room.
Refinishing crews are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and our labor has a one year warranty. Half is due when sanding begins and half after the last coat.
A plank warped by a washer leak or dented by a dropped weight comes out and is replaced from $150, then blended into the floor at sanding.
Oak that is dull but flat may need only a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft, and we tell you honestly which process your floor calls for.

A clear coat without tint keeps oak light and bright in a small West Peabody ranch.

A medium brown hides school shoe scuffs and pet hair in a busy family room.

A cool smoky tone takes the orange cast out of aged red oak in a Salem Farms colonial.

A golden shade with a hint of red flatters the older houses near Peabody Square.

Deep walnut shows every grain line under a dining table off Chestnut Street.

Near-black stain looks sharp in a remodeled open plan, but dust and pale pet hair appear quickly against it.



One flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft pays for sanding, stain and three coats of poly. A floor in sound shape sometimes only needs a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Once sanding takes off the amber finish, we try deeper stains on your own boards so you see the result before committing.
Keep pets outside or in a closed room while the crew works. They can walk on the floor again once the poly has cured.
Our machines gather dust into sealed bags while they run, and the crew vacuums and wipes surfaces before any stain goes on.
No. A key with a neighbor or a lockbox at the door is enough, as the crew must get in until the last coat is down.
It is $50 a step with hand sanding and stain, though risers are not included in that per step price.
No. Half is paid when sanding begins and the balance after the final coat.
Yes. Board repair begins at $150 and is quoted on site, and the new wood is sanded and stained to blend.