Dustless Floor Refinishing
Discuss work zones and access before sanding starts. Equipment and containment reduce spread, but refinishing should not be described as completely dust-free.
Discuss work zones and access before sanding starts. Equipment and containment reduce spread, but refinishing should not be described as completely dust-free.
Drying and curing depend on the chosen finish and site conditions. We give you a job-specific plan for walking, furniture and rugs.
A damaged board may need replacement before the room is sanded. We identify repairs separately so they are not hidden in a refinishing allowance.
The written workmanship warranty addresses the work performed. Care instructions explain how to look after the new finish after the crew leaves.

A clear finish preserves the wood’s natural variation without adding a separate stain color.

Special Walnut is a color option to test alongside the room’s cabinets and remaining trim.

Provincial should be judged on the actual species; the same label can look different on two floors.

Early American offers another sample to compare when you are considering a warmer direction.

Dark Walnut can create a stronger contrast with light walls; inspect the sample before deciding.

Jacobean is worth testing if a dark finish is your aim, with grain and upkeep considered together.



We check the wood above the tongue or the usable wear layer, previous sanding and overall condition. Age alone does not settle the question.
No. Discoloration can extend too deeply into the wood. Some affected boards may require replacement, which should be discussed before work starts.
It may suit a compatible, sound finish with surface wear. It does not remove deep scratches or change the stain color like a full sanding.
That depends on access, occupied rooms and the finish system. Agree on a safe living and ventilation arrangement before the job.
The written proposal should name the coating system and application scope. Follow the manufacturer’s directions for the selected products.
Some products have a suitable wear layer and some do not. We inspect the product and condition before recommending sanding.
Only after the finish has cured sufficiently under its manufacturer’s instructions. Walking time and rug placement time are not necessarily the same.
Stair treads are assessed and quoted separately. We review the remaining wood, access and the color relationship to the adjoining floor.