Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed a vacuum, so fine dust stays out of the next room, a big help in a ranch where the bedrooms open off the living room.
Our sanders feed a vacuum, so fine dust stays out of the next room, a big help in a ranch where the bedrooms open off the living room.
The machines are run by our own employees, licensed, insured and NWFA trained. No subcontractor touches a Waterford floor.
Three or four stains are brushed onto your sanded boards so you judge each in your own light. You choose from your floor, not a chart.
Labor and finish carry a year of warranty. Pay half the morning we start sanding and half after the last coat.

Oak in a Great Neck ranch sanded clean after decades of wear and stained a warm brown.

A Quaker Hill living room sanded bright and sealed natural to match the oak trim.

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

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

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

A screen and recoat for a Vauxhall Street cape whose finish had dulled but never worn through.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covers the full sand, one stain color and three polyurethane coats. A dull but sound floor only needs the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Almost always, because oak from that era is thick enough for several more sandings and it comes up bright.
The machines are hooked to vacuums, so very little escapes. A light wipe down is all most homes need.
Grit scratches any floor, so we suggest a mat at the door and felt pads on chairs. Three coats of poly hold up well.
Socks are fine after a day, and furniture can return after two. Rugs should wait roughly two weeks.
In two even parts, one when the sander starts and one after the last coat. Furniture moving is a flat $250.
Yes, at $50 per step, sanded and sealed to match the floor they meet.
Our own NWFA certified employees, with a one year labor warranty and nothing subcontracted.