Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanders connected to vacuums keep fine dust out of the next room, a real help in an old farmhouse where doors rarely close all the way.
Sanders connected to vacuums keep fine dust out of the next room, a real help in an old farmhouse where doors rarely close all the way.
Brazil Floors employees run every machine, licensed, insured and NWFA trained. No subcontractor touches a Pomfret floor.
Three or four stains go onto your sanded boards so each is judged in your own light. You choose from your floor, not from a swatch book.
Labor and finish carry twelve months of warranty. In Pomfret, half is paid the morning sanding begins and half after the last coat.

Pine in a Pomfret Street farmhouse sanded clean after decades of wear, then stained a warm brown.

An Pomfret living room sanded bright and sealed natural, so it matches the oak trim.

A Bradley Road house gets a medium brown finish that hides dust, mud and dog hair.

Wide old boards in a house on the green are sanded lightly and sealed clear to keep their age.

Water rings under a Pomfret kitchen sink are sanded out and sealed with three fresh coats.

A screen and recoat for a Route 169 cape whose finish had dulled but never worn through.



The rate is $2.50/Sq Ft for a full sand, one stain color and three polyurethane coats. Dull but sound oak may only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Often yes, with a gentler pass and some hand work. We measure board thickness first and say how many sands are left.
Very little, since vacuums are attached to the sanders. A light wipe down is all most homes need.
Yes. Sanding removes the old finish, and a cool stain tested on your own boards cuts most of the red.
Socks after a day and furniture after two. Rugs wait about two weeks.
In two even halves, one when the sanders start and one after the final coat. Moving furniture is a flat $250.
Yes, stairs are $50 per step, sanded and sealed to match the floor.
The sanding crew is ours, NWFA certified, with a year of warranty on every Pomfret floor.