Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander pipes dust through a hose into a closed bag, so none settles on the kitchen or bedrooms. Then air goes over plaster and ceiling.
Each sander pipes dust through a hose into a closed bag, so none settles on the kitchen or bedrooms. Then air goes over plaster and ceiling.
Below 1,500 Sq Ft, give it 3 days for a natural finish and 4 with stain, with a spare day kept open. Socks at 24 hours, the couch at 48.
Planks ruined by a fish tank leak or a pet get pulled, matching ones are fitted from $150, and we sand the room so they blend in.
Every job carries a year on labor, and the people sanding your floors are licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half to start, half at the end.

Clear coats with no color keep oak bright and simple in the ranches and splits along Putnam Pike in Greenville.

Medium brown keeps crumbs and dog hair out of view in busy family homes near Deerfield Park and its trails.

A cool brown that softens the orange cast of red oak in sixties ranches that fill the streets near Esmond.

Golden with a soft red undertone, right at home in the small mill houses that sit around Georgiaville Pond.

Dark coffee brown that lets grain come through, a classic in the dining rooms of colonials near Mountaindale.

Near black and modern, this tone fits a newer open home out by Spragueville, though pet hair shows sooner.



You pay a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, your stain and a set of three poly coats. If only the sheen is gone, a screen and recoat for $1.00/Sq Ft may do.
Yes, usually. We seal off the rooms we sand and the dust goes into a bag. Bona water based finish smells mild, so bedrooms we are not working in stay usable.
Yes, it is a common job. With the old finish gone, a cool stain such as Provincial or Special Walnut takes the orange away, and test swatches let you choose first.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, figure 3 days with no stain or 4 with it, and one spare day sits on the calendar. Socks come at 24 hours, furniture comes back at 48.
It should not. Our sanders pipe dust into a sealed bag as they go. After sanding, we push air over the plaster and ceiling and vacuum the floors before stain.
No, most people go to work. A neighbor with a spare key or a lockbox is fine, as long as the crew can get in each morning while the job runs.
Each step costs $50 with stain. We sand every tread by hand until it lines up with the hall floor, and the risers stay out of that number on any job.
No, nothing. Half comes due on day one, once the sanders start, and the other half after poly coat three is rolled on. Nothing is owed to hold a date.