Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders run into a vacuum, so fine dust stays out of the rest of the house, a real help in an open plan colonial where rooms flow together.
The sanders run into a vacuum, so fine dust stays out of the rest of the house, a real help in an open plan colonial where rooms flow together.
Our own staff run the machines, licensed, insured and NWFA trained, and no outside company touches a Trumbull floor.
Three or four stains are brushed onto your sanded boards so each shows in your own light. You decide from your floor, not a chart.
Labor and finish carry a one year warranty. Half is paid the morning sanding begins and half after the last coat.

Oak in a Nichols colonial sanded clean after decades of wear, then stained a warm brown.

A Tashua living room is sanded bright and sealed natural to match the oak trim.

A Long Hill house gets a medium brown finish that hides dust, cleats and dog hair.

Wide old boards in a Long Hill Green colonial are sanded lightly and sealed clear to keep their age.

Water rings under a Trumbull kitchen sink are sanded out and sealed with three fresh coats.

A screen and recoat for a White Plains Road cape whose finish had dulled but never worn through.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft and pays for the full sand, one stain color and three polyurethane coats. Sound but dull oak may only need the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Nearly always. That oak is thick enough for several more sandings, and it comes up bright and even.
Very little reaches the next room. The sanders feed vacuums, and most homes need only a light wipe afterward.
Yes. Sanding removes the old finish, and a cooler stain tried on your own boards cancels much of the red.
Socks after a day and furniture after two. Give rugs roughly two weeks.
In two halves, the first when the sander starts and the second after the final coat. Moving furniture is a flat $250.
Yes, for $50 per step, sanded and sealed to match the floor beside them.
Our own NWFA certified employees, and the labor is warrantied for one year.