Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed into vacuum bags, so dust stays off shelves and furniture. We wipe trim and sills at the end.
Our sanders feed into vacuum bags, so dust stays off shelves and furniture. We wipe trim and sills at the end.
Stain samples go on your sanded boards, so each tone is judged in your own light.
A plank warped by a leak or marked by a pet can be replaced from $150, then sanded into the floor.
A one year labor warranty applies. The cost is split between the start of sanding and the final coat.

Clear coats without color keep oak bright and light in a small cottage.

A mid brown tone forgives boots, dog hair and tracked-in leaves.

A cool ashy brown draws the orange out of red oak in a sunny front room.

A golden stain with a trace of red warms an old house with painted woodwork.

Walnut shows each grain line and anchors a dining room.

Near black looks sharp after a remodel, but dust and fur appear quickly.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft with sanding, stain and three poly coats inside. A merely dull floor might need only the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding takes off the old finish and a cooler stain offsets the warmth, tested on your floor first.
Outside or behind a shut door while we work. Paws can go back once the finish has cured.
Our sanders pull dust into bags, and we clean before stain goes on.
No. Work out a key plan with the lead and the crew carries on until the last coat dries.
They are $50 a step, hand sanded and stained to match. Risers are priced separately.
No. Half is due when sanding starts and the other half after the last coat.
Repairs start at $150, quoted on site. The damage is cut out, new oak goes in and it is sanded flush.