Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust is pulled by the sanders into sealed bags, so mantels, books and kitchen counters stay clean.
Dust is pulled by the sanders into sealed bags, so mantels, books and kitchen counters stay clean.
How long it takes depends on how big the floor is and whether you choose stain. We lay out the order of coats at the estimate so you know when rooms return to use.
A strip damaged by a leaky pipe or a pet is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded with the room.
Labor is warrantied one year, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. On sanding jobs half is paid at the start.

A clear finish keeps pale oak crisp in a small kitchen.

Medium brown hides boot scuffs and pet hair in a busy family room.

A cool taupe takes the orange out of red oak in a ranch from the seventies.

Warm golden tones with a hint of red belong in an eighteenth century style colonial.

Walnut brings the grain forward beneath a dining table.

Nearly black is dramatic in a modern renovation, though lint and fur stand out.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft, a flat price with sanding, stain and three coats of poly. If the finish is sound, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat may do.
Yes. Sanding exposes fresh wood, and a cooler stain tones down the orange. You pick from samples on your floor.
We plan the order of rooms so the household keeps a place to live, and we tell you when each coat is safe for foot traffic.
Keep dogs outside or behind a closed door until the finish cures, and trim nails to protect it.
Sanders feed sealed bags, and the crew vacuums before applying stain.
No, but the crew needs to get in. A lockbox or a key with a neighbor works.
Hand refinishing is $50 a step, stain included and risers excluded.
Half at the start, half at the final coat. Moving furniture is a flat $250.