Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders we use draw dust through a hose into sealed bags, so the couch and counters stay clean. Afterward the crew vacuums the trim and walls before stain goes on.
The sanders we use draw dust through a hose into sealed bags, so the couch and counters stay clean. Afterward the crew vacuums the trim and walls before stain goes on.
At the estimate we map out the days, including when you can walk on the floor and when the furniture goes back. If you want the heavy pieces moved, that is a flat $250.
Boards ruined by a leak or an old pet crate are lifted and replaced from $150, then sanded so they vanish into the room.
Our labor carries a one-year warranty, and the people on site are licensed, insured and NWFA certified. The sanding charge is paid in two equal parts, the first when the crew begins and the second with the last coat.

No stain at all, only clear coats, lets pale oak stay fresh in a small kitchen.

A mid-tone brown hides paw prints and sock marks in a house full of kids.

A smoky gray-brown mutes the orange glow in older red oak.

A golden tone with a trace of red fits the trim in homes near Broad Street.

Dark walnut gives a formal dining room a handsome grain pattern.

Ebony stain looks modern in a remodeled kitchen, but lint and pet hair appear fast on it.



The rate is $2.50/Sq Ft and includes sanding, stain and three polyurethane coats. Oak with only a tired top coat may just need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the aged finish, and a cooler stain offsets the red in the wood. We place samples on your own floor so you can see the result first.
Our sanders pipe dust into closed bags while they run, and the crew wipes and vacuums the room before any stain is applied.
We can, for a flat $250. Clearing the rooms yourself is fine as well.
No. Leave us a key or a lockbox code and the crew enters each day until the final coat has gone down.
Keep the dog in a closed room or outside while the work and the curing continue. We tell you when paws can touch the floor again.
Stairs come to $50 per step, sanded by hand and stained to match the main floor.
No deposit. For sanding, half is paid when the crew begins and half when the final coat is on.