Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding is the heart of the job. We take off the old finish, work to bare wood and clean the room before any color touches the floor.
Sanding is the heart of the job. We take off the old finish, work to bare wood and clean the room before any color touches the floor.
If the oak is sound and just dull, a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft refreshes it without a full sand.
A single plank soaked by a leak or gouged by a dropped log gets pulled and swapped from $150, then blended into the surrounding floor.
Labor carries one year of warranty. Sanding is paid half at the start and half at the final coat, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.

A clear finish with no color keeps oak pale and airy in a small lake cottage.

A medium brown hides boot marks and dog hair in a busy mudroom corridor.

A cool gray-brown tone takes the orange out of older red oak in a ranch.

A golden stain with a little warmth suits the older farmhouses along the Westfield River.

Deep walnut brings out grain in a dining room that has an old cherry table.

Near-black stain looks sharp in a remodeled great room, though dust and pet hair show sooner.



A single $2.50/Sq Ft rate pays for the sanding, your stain color and three coats of poly. If the floor only needs a refresh, screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding removes the old tone, and we test stains on your bare oak so you can choose the shade.
If you would rather not lift the sofas, we move furniture for a flat $250. Otherwise clear the rooms before the crew arrives.
Keep animals away from the work area until the finish is fully cured. Your estimator explains the details for your house.
The crew cleans between steps and vacuums before stain goes on. That way the finish lays down on a clean floor.
Yes, at $50 a step. We sand sound treads by hand and match the stain to the floor at the foot of the stairs.
Not necessarily. The crew needs access while the work is underway, so a spare key or lockbox does the job.
Half of the sanding bill comes due when the sander starts and the other half when the last coat goes on. Material, if any, is due when the boxes are delivered.