Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander we bring is hosed into a big vacuum. Once sanding ends, we dust sills, trim and ledges, then vacuum a second round, keeping grit from being sealed in for good.
Each sander we bring is hosed into a big vacuum. Once sanding ends, we dust sills, trim and ledges, then vacuum a second round, keeping grit from being sealed in for good.
Most rooms run a few days, start to cured finish. Before we leave each evening, you hear exactly when bare feet, and later chairs, can return.
Dog accidents, furniture gouges and strips that rock underfoot are dealt with before sanding, so by the final pass you have a hard time locating any patch.
A year of labor coverage stands behind each sanding job. You split payment into halves, one as sanding begins and one once that last layer has dried and you approve it.

Clear sealer alone, letting white oak or maple keep that pale, honey bright glow from when the house was new.

Warm medium brown hides muddy paw prints well, so plenty of owners choose it in kitchens and mudroom halls.

A soft neutral brown pairs with painted or natural trim and calms the orange tint aging red oak tends toward.

Brown carrying a faint red undertone looks handsome beside original window casings and paneled doors.

Deep, rich and dark yet short of black, this shade lends any dining space gravity while grain stays visible.

Almost black and dramatic across wide spaces. We warn you up front that lint and pet fur stand out sooner on it.



Age changes nothing on price: sanding plus refinishing is $2.50/Sq Ft. Switching color brings staining at $2.00/Sq Ft. Measurements and a written quote happen during our free visit.
Usually, if they are solid wood with enough thickness left. We check a floor register or a threshold before promising anything, and we are honest if a floor is too thin.
Each sander pulls through a hose into a vacuum, which grabs nearly everything. Plastic goes up over doorways, and the room gets vacuumed thoroughly before finish.
Light gray marks often come out with sanding. Deep black stains have soaked into the wood, so those strips are replaced before the floor is refinished.
Yes, for $250 per job. Lamps, picture frames, knickknacks and breakables should be boxed up by you beforehand so our crew moves quickly and nothing chips.
We use water based finish, which has a mild smell and dries faster than oil. Shut Fido and Whiskers in a far bedroom until we say the floor is ready.
Fifty percent once sanders fire up on day one. Everything else after that last layer dries and you have walked the room and are happy with it.
Yes, for twelve months on labor. Should something we did fall short, a crew member drives back up to Shutesbury and makes it right.