Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding dust runs through a hose to a sealed bag, and each room gets vacuumed before any stain touches the wood.
Sanding dust runs through a hose to a sealed bag, and each room gets vacuumed before any stain touches the wood.
Oak in decent shape may just need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft, which scuffs the old finish and seals it again.
A board warped by a leak or dented by a heavy dresser is cut out, replaced from $150 and sanded flush with its neighbors.
A one year labor warranty follows the work, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Payment is half at the start, half at the last coat.

No added color leaves oak bright and natural in a small Oakdale cottage.

A mid brown disguises dog hair and sneaker marks in a busy family room off Route 140.

A smoky grey brown takes the glow out of red oak in a sunny ranch.

Honey gold tones fit an older Oakdale Village house with painted woodwork.

Walnut brings out the grain lines and looks rich in a formal dining room.

A near black finish gives a remodeled open plan a sharp edge, but shows fur quickly.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft handles sanding, stain and the three poly coats. Floors in better shape may only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
It will. Once the old finish is gone, a brown or walnut stain replaces the orange, and we test shades on your boards first.
Sanders feed into a dust bag and the crew vacuums between steps. We also close off doorways to hold stray dust back.
Yes. Board repair begins at $150, quoted on site, and the new pieces are sanded in with the rest.
You may, or we do it for a flat $250. Clear rugs and small items before we arrive.
Yes, $50 a step with hand sanding and stain. Risers sit outside that price.
One half goes on the first sanding morning and one half after the final coat dries.
A one year warranty on labor. The estimate is free, and the crew is licensed and insured.