Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sanding dust is pulled through a hose into a sealed bag, and each room is vacuumed before the stain goes on.
Sanding dust is pulled through a hose into a sealed bag, and each room is vacuumed before the stain goes on.
A floor that is only dull may need a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft, which keeps the existing stain.
A board warped by a roof leak or gouged by a stove leg can be cut out and replaced from $150, then blended with the finish.
We guarantee our labor for a year, using licensed, insured and NWFA certified crews. Payment is split evenly, the first half when sanding begins and the second when the last coat is on.

No added color keeps oak bright and natural in a small cottage near Carter Pond.

A medium brown hides boot marks and dog hair in a hard-working mudroom hall.

A cool smoky brown takes the orange glow out of red oak in a sunny room.

A golden tone with soft warmth fits an old farmhouse with painted trim.

Dark walnut shows grain lines and looks handsome in a formal dining room.

Near black stain gives a remodel a bold edge, though dust and fur show sooner.



The flat figure is $2.50/Sq Ft and it pays for the sanding, the stain and three polyurethane coats. A floor in good shape may take a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat instead.
Yes. Once the old finish is sanded off, brown or walnut stain replaces the orange, tested on your boards first.
The sanders feed a collection bag and we vacuum between passes. Doorways get sealed to hold back what escapes.
Yes. Repairs start at $150, quoted on site, and new boards are sanded flush.
You can, or we do it for a flat $250. Clear small items before we arrive.
Yes, $50 per step, hand sanded and stained. Risers are excluded.
Half at the start of sanding and half after the last coat.
One year on labor, by licensed and insured installers.