Dustless Floor Refinishing
A century of footsteps, afternoon sun through old windows and furniture shifted for every season leave a floor gray and rubbed. A thorough sanding and fresh coats show the grain again.
A century of footsteps, afternoon sun through old windows and furniture shifted for every season leave a floor gray and rubbed. A thorough sanding and fresh coats show the grain again.
You choose the sheen, from matte to semi-gloss. Pine, oak and maple each take stain differently, and we explain what to expect from yours.
Before sanding, we brush two or three stain samples on your own floor, so the color you approve is the color that dries in your Salem room.
Our sanding work carries twelve months of coverage, and NWFA certified employees run every machine.

Wide pine boards in older rowhouses are sanded gently to keep the character of the wood.

Satin poly over a parlor floor shows the grain and hides everyday footprints.

Dining room boards get a stain test patch before the whole room is committed.

Sun through tall old windows fades color, so we seal with a UV resistant finish.

Stair landings and closets are sanded by hand where the machine cannot go.

Doorways are sealed in plastic and the sander runs to a vacuum, which keeps the house livable.



Count $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, staining and three coats, or $1.00/Sq Ft for a lighter screen and recoat.
Usually, as long as enough wood remains above the nails. We check it at the estimate and tell you honestly.
The machines pull dust into bags and doorways get plastic. Expect a light film.
We brush two or three on your own boards for you to compare.
Socks work after a night, and heavy pieces wait about three days.
Yes, for a flat $250.
The online estimate takes $250 off.
One year on labor, done by our own employees.