Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sander dust is pulled through a hose into a sealed bag instead of settling on shelves. After sanding, the crew vacuums trim and ledges before stain.
Sander dust is pulled through a hose into a sealed bag instead of settling on shelves. After sanding, the crew vacuums trim and ledges before stain.
Sanding is paid half at the start and half with the final coat. The labor sits under our one year warranty.
A board swollen by a dishwasher leak or dented by a heavy bureau is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the room.
The refinishers are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and each job is guaranteed for twelve months.

A clear coat with no tint leaves the oak light and open in a small sunroom.

A medium brown hides cleat marks and fur in a family room that never rests.

A cool smoky tone takes the orange glow out of older red oak.

A golden color with a hint of red suits an early farmhouse near the First Parish Church.

Deep walnut shows every grain line, rich under a long dining table.

Near-black stain looks sleek in a remodeled open plan, but dust and pet hair show sooner.



It is $2.50/Sq Ft and covers the sanding, a stain color and three poly coats. A floor in good shape might only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding strips off the old finish and its tint, then a cooler stain goes on. Samples are laid on your floor so you choose with the real wood.
Dust travels into sealed bags as the machines cut. Trim and ledges are vacuumed before any stain is applied.
Outside or behind a shut door while the crew works. We tell you when paws can go on the finish.
Yes, at $50 per step with stain. Risers are not included in that price.
Not necessarily. A lockbox or spare key lets the crew in for each coat.
Half when sanding begins and half when the last coat goes down.
Labor is warrantied for one year. The crew are employees, licensed, insured and NWFA certified.