Dustless Floor Refinishing
First our estimator walks each room, pulls a floor vent to measure the oak thickness and flags any strips that should be replaced before sanding.
First our estimator walks each room, pulls a floor vent to measure the oak thickness and flags any strips that should be replaced before sanding.
You choose the sheen, from a soft matte to a bright gloss, with a test patch tucked in a closet corner for you to check in daylight.
We hang plastic over doorways and use sanders with dust collection, so the bookshelves and the kitchen stay much cleaner than people expect.
Your floor is sanded by NWFA trained people on our payroll, with our license and insurance behind them. A finish flaw we caused in year one gets corrected free.

A clear finish over natural oak keeps the honey tone and brightens rooms that face the Holyoke Range.

Medium brown hides daily dust and fits nearly any furniture in busy family homes.

Neutral greige tones pair well with gray walls and crisp trim in the newer homes along Route 116.

Red brown tones bring warmth to dens near South Hadley Center during long valley winters.

In older homes close to the Village Commons, dark walnut adds a dressy, traditional feel at dinner.

Near black ebony creates bold contrast with light walls, though every dust bunny and cat hair stands out.



The sand and refinish runs $2.50/Sq Ft, and a stain step costs another $2.00/Sq Ft when the color changes. Measuring is free, and the total gets written down while we are still at your table.
Usually, yes. Solid three quarter inch oak handles several full sandings over a lifetime, and our estimator measures what remains above the tongue before promising anything.
Surface marks tend to vanish with sanding. Deep black urine stains may soak through the strip, so those pieces are replaced and blended in before finishing.
With water based finish, careful walking in bare feet starts roughly twenty four hours after we wrap up. Furniture returns after a few days, and area rugs wait roughly two weeks while it cures.
Hardly any escapes. Each sander feeds a dust collection system, and plastic sheeting goes up across doorways, and the upstairs and kitchen are spared the mess.
Most families stay home. The water based finish we use gives off only a faint smell and dries quickly, though the rooms being sanded are off limits until we say so.
Fifty percent comes due as the big drum sander fires up on the opening morning, then the remaining 50% at the close of the project after your walkthrough.
Yes. Our crew charges a flat $250 to carry furniture out of the rooms before sanding and puts it back after the finish has cured.