Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust goes through the sander into a hose and lands in a sealed bag, so the shelves and the kitchen counters stay cleaner.
Dust goes through the sander into a hose and lands in a sealed bag, so the shelves and the kitchen counters stay cleaner.
A sound floor with a dull finish may only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat, a lighter job than a full sanding.
Boards soaked by a dishwasher leak or gouged by a dragged stove are cut out and replaced. Repairs start at $150 after on-site inspection.
The labor warranty runs one year, and the crew carries licenses, insurance and NWFA certification. For sanding, you pay half at the start and half on the last coat.

Clear coat and no stain keeps oak light in a small cottage kitchen.

A mid brown that conceals boot scuffs and animal hair in a busy home.

A cool smoky brown that calms the glow of red oak in a bright room.

Golden stain with slight warmth, apt for the colonial houses near Rehoboth Village.

Deep walnut that shows the grain well beneath a dining table.

Near black stain gives a modern edge to an updated great room, but dog hair shows up fast.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft for the sanding, one color of stain and three poly coats. A floor in decent shape might only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Once the old finish is sanded away, the oak accepts a darker brown or a cooler tone, and we show samples on the floor itself.
Very little. A vacuum system captures the dust, and the crew cleans again before stain goes on.
Away from the work area until the finish has cured. Trim nails afterward to protect the surface.
No. Leave a key in a lockbox so the crew can enter until the last coat is down.
Refinishing is $50 per step, and a badly worn tread can be replaced for $60.
The sanding bill is split, half on the first day and half at the final coat.
We do it for a flat $250, which protects your furniture and your back.