Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed straight into a strong vacuum, so dust leaves the wood as we work. Plastic goes up at each doorway and registers are taped before the first pass.
Our sanders feed straight into a strong vacuum, so dust leaves the wood as we work. Plastic goes up at each doorway and registers are taped before the first pass.
Most houses take three to five days, based on size and the number of finish layers. A written schedule shows which rooms stay closed each day and when the sofa can return.
Loose strips are screwed down and dark pet stains are cut out and rebuilt before sanding, so the finished room looks like a single, even floor.
Our crew guarantees the labor on each refinish for twelve months. Half the bill is settled the day our drum sanders roll in, and the balance once the floor is dry and approved.

Natural is clear finish without stain. Oak stays light and lively, perfect for a sunroom where the morning light floods in.

Busy households with a shedding dog often choose medium brown, since fur and crumbs blend in.

Neutral brown pairs well with almost any trim and softens the rosy tone red oak picks up by sunny windows.

Warm reddish brown fits traditional rooms with painted trim, much like the old homes by the common.

Deep chocolate brown makes a Common Street dining room feel richer at Thanksgiving dinner.

Near black stain makes a striking statement in an open kitchen and family room, though lint and dog hair jump out sooner than on lighter shades.



Sanding and clear finish cost $2.50/Sq Ft. Color is another $2.00/Sq Ft, and clearing the furniture costs $250. You get the full figure in writing after our free visit.
Usually. Most postwar capes have solid oak with plenty of wood left. We pop up a floor grille or study a doorway threshold to see the thickness before we promise anything.
Small gaps that open in winter usually close up by summer. Wider gaps that stay open get a flexible filler before the finish goes on.
Water based finish dries fast. Light walking is often fine the day after the final layer, with rugs and heavy furniture waiting a few more days.
Light marks may fade. Black marks mean urine reached the subfloor side, so new matching oak goes in first and the whole room gets sanded together afterward.
Most families stay put and live upstairs or in the cellar. When the kitchen floor is part of the job, a cooler and takeout from Main Street carry you through.
It is split down the middle. One 50% payment is made as the first sander starts up, and the second follows a final walkthrough with our lead.
Yes. Our crew stands behind the labor for twelve months, so any peeling we caused is repaired free, and the finish maker also offers its own warranty.