Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander is hooked to a hose that fills a sealed bag, which keeps dust off your counters and electronics.
Each sander is hooked to a hose that fills a sealed bag, which keeps dust off your counters and electronics.
If the floor is tired but sound, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat renews the shine without a full sanding.
A board ruined by a radiator leak or a heavy appliance is cut out and replaced. Board repair starts at $150, quoted on site.
You get a one year labor warranty, and the crew holds licenses, insurance and NWFA certification. The sanding portion is billed in two equal payments, one on starting and one on the last coat.

A clear finish and no stain keeps oak light in a small unit near the beach.

A mid brown that hides shoe scuffs and pet hair in an active household.

A smoky gray brown cools the red glow of oak in a sunny room.

A golden stain with soft warmth fits the older two-families around Beachmont.

Deep walnut shows every line of grain and looks fine under a dining table.

Almost black stain gives a renovated condo a modern edge, though lint and fur show quickly on it.



The rate of $2.50/Sq Ft pays for the sanding pass, the stain and a triple coat of poly. A screen and recoat for a floor still in good shape is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. When the yellowed finish is sanded off, the oak can take a cool brown or a deeper walnut, shown on a test patch first.
Very little. The sanders feed a vacuum system, and the crew vacuums again before stain.
Keep the dog out of the room until the finish has cured, and keep nails short afterward.
No. A lockbox or a key left with a neighbor lets the crew in until the final coat is on.
Yes, for $50 per step. A cracked tread can be replaced with a new one at $60.
Sanding is paid half when work starts and half when the last coat goes on.
Yes, for a flat $250, so nothing gets scratched on the way.