Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanders are linked to dust bags, so powder does not drift onto furniture and shelves. A final wipe takes care of sills and trim.
Sanders are linked to dust bags, so powder does not drift onto furniture and shelves. A final wipe takes care of sills and trim.
We test stain samples on your freshly sanded boards so the color you choose is judged in your own rooms.
If a plank is warped by a leak or marked by pet accidents, it can be swapped for new oak from $150 and blended into the floor.
A year of labor coverage applies. The bill is split, half when sanding begins and half when the last coat is on.

No stain, just clear coats, leaves oak light and bright in a small cottage room.

A medium brown stays forgiving in a family room full of boots and pets.

A cool, ashy tone neutralizes orange red oak in a bright front room.

A golden stain with a trace of red suits older houses with painted millwork.

Rich walnut lets every grain line show under a dining table.

A nearly black finish looks crisp in a remodel, but dust and fur stand out on it.



The flat figure is $2.50/Sq Ft, covering sanding, stain and three poly coats. A floor that is just dull might need only the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Once the aged finish is sanded off, a cool toned stain cancels most of the red in the oak. Samples go on your own floor first.
Please keep animals outside or in a closed room while we work. They can walk on the finish after it has cured.
Very little reaches the room, because the machines pull dust into bags. We also clean before the stain goes on.
No. Arrange a key handoff with the crew lead and we carry on through every coat.
They are $50 a step, hand sanded and stained to suit the floor. Risers are extra and are quoted separately.
There is none. Half is paid at the start of sanding, the rest after the final coat.
Repairs begin at $150, quoted on site. The bad boards are cut out, replaced and sanded flush.