Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding takes the floor down to bare wood. The room is then cleaned thoroughly so stain meets clean oak and nothing else.
Sanding takes the floor down to bare wood. The room is then cleaned thoroughly so stain meets clean oak and nothing else.
Oak that is dull but whole may only need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft, and your estimator tells you which path fits.
One board warped by a leak or chewed by a puppy can be swapped from $150 and blended into the rest of the floor.
We guarantee our labor for a year. Sanding is paid in two halves, one when we begin and one at the final coat.

A clear finish keeps pale oak open and light in a small sunroom.

A medium brown disguises muddy-boot marks and dog hair in a family room.

A cool, smoky shade pulls the orange out of red oak in a ranch.

A golden tone with a hint of warmth fits the antique capes on Route 13.

Deep walnut shows off grain beneath a dining table.

Almost black, this stain looks sharp in a remodeled open plan, but dust shows up faster.



Sanding, your stain and three poly coats come bundled at $2.50/Sq Ft. For oak that only needs a refresh, screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Sanding removes the amber layer and a cooler stain takes its place, after we test a few on your own wood.
For a flat $250 we do. If you prefer to do it yourself, clear the rooms before we arrive.
Keep the dog away from the work area until the finish has cured. We explain the details when we visit.
Between steps the crew sweeps and vacuums, and once more before stain. The finish therefore dries on a floor free of grit.
Yes, at $50 a step. We hand sand sound treads and match the stain to the floor below.
The crew needs to get in each day, so a lockbox or a spare key left with a neighbor works well.
Half of the sanding charge is due at the start and half when the last coat goes down. Material, if any, is paid on delivery.