Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust from the sander travels down a hose into a sealed bag, not into your bookshelves. After sanding, the crew vacuums walls and ledges as well.
Dust from the sander travels down a hose into a sealed bag, not into your bookshelves. After sanding, the crew vacuums walls and ledges as well.
Sanding is paid 50% at the start and 50% with the final coat. We back our labor for a year.
A board warped by a leaking window or marked by a woodstove is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with its neighbors.
The refinishers are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and every job carries twelve months of labor warranty.

A clear coat with no color keeps the oak bright in a small cabin near the trees.

A mid brown that masks boot scuffs and fur in a family room used all day.

A cool smoky tone removes the orange cast red oak develops in an older ranch.

A golden hue with some red warmth fits an old farmhouse along Summit Hill Road.

Deep walnut makes each grain line visible, handsome under a long dining table.

Near-black is crisp in a remodeled open home, but pet hair and dust show sooner.



The rate is $2.50/Sq Ft and covers the sanding, a stain color and three coats of poly. A floor in good shape could get by with the cheaper $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. The sander removes the aged finish, and a cooler stain follows. Samples go on your own floor so you pick with the real wood in front of you.
Our machines send dust into sealed bags as we cut. Walls and ledges are vacuumed before any stain is applied.
Outdoors or behind a shut door. We let you know when paws can go on the new surface.
They are done at $50 per step with stain, and risers are not part of that figure.
No. A lockbox or a spare key lets the crew in to finish each coat.
Half when sanding begins and half once the last coat is on.
Labor is covered for one year. All crew members are employees who are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.