Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust goes through the sander straight into a vacuum bag, so your furniture and your lungs stay clean. Corners and edges get a last hand pass.
Dust goes through the sander straight into a vacuum bag, so your furniture and your lungs stay clean. Corners and edges get a last hand pass.
A floor under 1,500 Sq Ft takes about three days, four with stain, with a spare when the air is damp. Socks after a day, furniture after two.
Boards ruined by a failed dishwasher hose or gouged by a stove being moved are cut out and replaced from $150, then blended into the floor.
Licensed, insured and NWFA certified, our crew warrants its labor for a year. You pay half at the first sanding pass and half at the last coat.

A clear finish with no added color keeps oak light and quiet in a small farmhouse kitchen.

A medium brown hides boot scuffs and dog hair in a busy house after a long mud season.

A cool, smoky tone neutralizes the orange in red oak that was popular in older remodels.

Golden oak with a trace of red warmth suits the oldest rooms in the center of the village.

Deep walnut that shows every grain line works under a heavy dining table in a country house.

A black-brown finish gives a new great room a bold edge, though dust shows up quickly.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft for the sanding, your stain and three polyurethane coats. When the finish is just dull, a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft may do the job.
Yes. The crew sands off the old finish, then a cooler stain mutes the red in the wood, with swatches tried on your own boards first.
You can walk on it in socks the next day, with furniture returning after 48 hours. A humid week can add a day.
No. The machines run into vacuums with sealed bags, and the crew cleans each room when it finishes.
Be there the first morning to let the crew in, and after that we work out access together.
They are replaced from $150, quoted on site, and blended in before sanding so the stain matches.
You pay half as sanding begins and half at the final coat. No other charge sits in between.
Yes, for $50 per step with hand sanding and a brushed finish. Risers are quoted separately.