Dustless Floor Refinishing
Vacuum-fed sanders hold the fine dust back, which matters in open plan Weston homes where one room flows into the next.
Vacuum-fed sanders hold the fine dust back, which matters in open plan Weston homes where one room flows into the next.
Sanding is done by Brazil Floors staff who are licensed, insured and NWFA trained. A Weston floor never goes to a subcontractor.
Three or four stain colors are brushed onto the bare boards so you see each one in your own light. You choose on the floor, not from a chart.
A year of warranty on the labor and finish, counted from the day the third coat dries, with a return visit if anything lifts.

Oak in a Norfield Road colonial, sanded back to bright wood and sealed with three coats of poly.

A formal living room floor stained warm brown to blend with the original trim and built-ins.

A contemporary near Weston Center gets a light natural finish that shows the grain and hides dust.

Water marked boards beside a kitchen sink are sanded out and sealed with three coats of poly.

Oak in a Weston kitchen, worn pale at the doorway, is sanded flush with the rest and sealed again.

A screen and recoat refreshes a guest wing floor that was dull but not worn through.



$2.50/Sq Ft flat, with the full sand, your stain and three coats of polyurethane. A screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, once the old finish is sanded off a new stain resets the tone. We test colors on your bare boards first.
Solid oak generally survives four or five full sands in a lifetime. We gauge your board depth during the estimate and tell you what remains.
Our machines run on vacuums, so very little escapes the room. A light wipe down is all most homes need after.
Socks after a day, furniture after two days and rugs after about two weeks.
Yes, at $50 per step, sanded and finished to match the floors around it.
Half is due when sanding starts and half when the final coat is on.
A year on labor and finish, done by licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees.