Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanders run into a sealed vacuum system, which keeps fine dust off furniture and counters. We wipe the room down again before the finish goes on.
Sanders run into a sealed vacuum system, which keeps fine dust off furniture and counters. We wipe the room down again before the finish goes on.
We go over timing at the free estimate, since how long rooms are closed depends on size, stain and sea air humidity.
A plank swollen by a leaky window or scarred by furniture legs can be replaced from $150, then sanded flat to match the neighbors.
A full year of labor warranty comes with the job, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Pay half when sanding begins and half at the last coat.

A clear coat without stain leaves oak pale and breezy, a good match for a small seaside cottage.

A medium brown hides sand tracks and dog hair in a family cape.

A cool gray brown draws the orange tint out of red oak in a seventies ranch.

A golden tone with faint red warmth flatters older homes with white trim.

Deep walnut lets each grain line show and looks rich beneath a dining table.

A near black stain gives a remodeled open house a sleek edge, though dust and pet hair are easier to spot.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft pays for sanding, stain and three poly coats. A floor that has only dulled could take the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain tones down the red, with samples on your floor to decide.
It varies with the size, the stain and the humidity, and we map it at the estimate, including when you can walk on the floor.
Keep the dog outside or behind a shut door while we work. We will say when the finish can handle paws.
Most of it goes into a vacuum system on the machines, and the crew cleans the rooms again before stain and poly.
No. Leave a key with a neighbor or in a lockbox and the crew can come in.
Stairs are $50 per step, hand sanded and stained to match the upstairs. Risers are not part of that figure.
No deposit holds a date. You pay half at the start of sanding and half after the final coat.