Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders are tied to vacuums, so fine dust stays put, a gift in a farmhouse where one room opens straight into the next.
Our sanders are tied to vacuums, so fine dust stays put, a gift in a farmhouse where one room opens straight into the next.
Sanding is done by Brazil Floors staff, licensed, insured and NWFA trained. A Warren floor never goes to a subcontractor.
We brush three or four stain colors onto the bare boards and you judge them in your own window light. Nothing is picked from a chart.
A year of warranty stands behind the labor and finish, counted from the day the third coat dries, with a return visit if anything lifts.

Wide pine in an old Route 45 farmhouse, hand sanded and sealed clear to keep its age.

Oak beside a woodstove, sanded bright and stained warm brown to match old beams.

A hill house off Route 341 gets a light natural finish that shows the grain and hides dust.

Boards stained by wet snow boots at the back door are sanded out and sealed again.

A kitchen floor worn pale in front of the sink is blended with the rest and recoated.

A screen and recoat refreshes a seasonal cottage floor that was dull but not worn through.



$2.50/Sq Ft flat, with full sanding, your stain and three coats of polyurethane. A screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, lightly and by hand, since pine is soft and often sanded before. We seal it clear to keep the character.
Ground in soot lifts with sanding, and the poly seals out the rest. Boards blackened by heat are looked at during the estimate.
The sanders are hooked to vacuums, which keeps nearly all dust out of other rooms. A light wipe down finishes the job.
Walk in socks after a day. Furniture waits two days and rugs about two weeks.
Yes, charged at $50 per step, with the sanding and finish matched to the floors nearby.
Half is due the day sanding starts and half when the final coat goes on.
Labor and finish for a year, from licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees.