Dustless Floor Refinishing
Machines pull the dust into a bag as they run, so the sofa and the kitchen counters stay clean. A last vacuum pass gets the corners.
Machines pull the dust into a bag as they run, so the sofa and the kitchen counters stay clean. A last vacuum pass gets the corners.
Light wear may only need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft, and we tell you honestly when a floor needs the full sanding instead.
Boards soaked by a leaking washer or gouged by a dropped tool come out and get replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the rest.
A year of labor coverage backs the finish, and everyone on site is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half is due at the start, half at the final coat.

Clear finish with no stain keeps the oak pale and airy in a small cape bedroom.

Mid brown hides crumbs, pet hair and sock marks in a busy family ranch.

A cool gray brown cuts the orange glow out of red oak in a raised ranch.

Honey with a trace of red suits the older houses with painted trim and paneled doors.

Deep walnut shows the grain and looks rich under a dining table in a traditional colonial.

Near black ebony feels modern in a remodeled open plan, though dust and fur show sooner.



The flat $2.50/Sq Ft price pays for the sanding, a single stain color and all three poly coats. If the finish is only dull, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat may be all it takes.
Yes. Sanding strips the old amber finish, and a neutral or cool stain tones down the red. You see swatches on your own boards before choosing.
It depends on the size of the job and whether you add stain, and we give a schedule at the estimate. Foot traffic in socks comes first, furniture later.
During the work, the dog should stay in the yard or in a room with the door shut. After the finish has cured enough, we tell you when paws are safe.
The machines draw dust into collection bags, and we vacuum before the stain goes on. Some fine dust can still settle, so we wipe the walls and trim.
No. A lockbox or a key with a neighbor is enough, as long as the crew can enter until the last coat is down.
Yes, at $50 per step with stain hand applied. Risers are not part of that per step price.
Payment follows the work: half at the start of sanding and the other half at the final coat. Nothing is owed just to hold a place.