Dustless Floor Refinishing
Every sander has its own hose to a closed collector, so dust stays out of shared halls and vents. Air then sweeps the plaster and ceiling.
Every sander has its own hose to a closed collector, so dust stays out of shared halls and vents. Air then sweeps the plaster and ceiling.
A condo or unit under 1,500 Sq Ft is ready in 3 days kept natural or 4 when stained, plus one spare day. Walk at 24 hours, sofa at 48.
A board ruined by a radiator leak or a cat gets pulled and swapped from $150, and the room is sanded until it reads as one.
Labor is backed one full year by a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew. Half on day one, the other half at the close.

Clear coats only, no stain, let the old quartersawn oak shine in the Victorians along Blackstone Boulevard.

A medium brown that forgives boots and pet hair in busy two family homes of Elmhurst and Mount Pleasant.

A calm cool brown that draws orange out of red oak across colonials and bungalows near Wayland Square.

Honey gold with a soft red touch, right at home in the old row houses with porches on the streets of Fox Point.

A deep walnut that keeps the grain in plain view, grand in formal dining rooms of the old homes on College Hill.

Nearly black and modern, it looks sharp in a converted loft in the Armory District, yet dust shows quicker.



Expect a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, which buys sanding, one round of your color and three of poly. Dull oak can get by on a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes, often. Dust goes into a closed collector and we tape the door, so the hall stays clean, and Bona water based finish keeps any smell low for neighbors.
In most cases, yes. Old growth oak from that era was milled thick, so we check wood over the tongue, reset loose nails and go slowly around inlays.
Any home under 1,500 Sq Ft runs 3 days left natural or 4 with color, plus a spare day. You may walk in socks at 24 hours, and furniture returns at 48.
Yes. Borders and inlays are hand sanded so their edges stay crisp, and a broken strip is replaced from $150 with matching wood before finishing.
Yes, either works. A key with the super, a neighbor or in a lockbox works. All we ask is to get into the unit each day until the last of three poly coats is down.
It is $50 per step, stain included. We sand each tread by hand around the balusters until it matches the landing above. Risers are not included.
No, never up front. You pay half once our sanders start humming and the rest once poly coat number three is laid, and you need no deposit to book a date.