Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders run into vacuums that fill sealed bags, and the crew wipes ledges and vacuums again before stain, so dust stays out of the rest of the house.
Our sanders run into vacuums that fill sealed bags, and the crew wipes ledges and vacuums again before stain, so dust stays out of the rest of the house.
Drying depends on room size and the weather outdoors, so the crew spells out when you can walk in socks, when pets return and when furniture goes back.
A board warped by a leak or gouged by furniture feet is cut out and replaced from $150, then sanded into the surrounding floor.
Labor is warrantied for twelve months, and the sanders are licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Payment splits evenly between the first day and the last coat.

A clear finish with no tint keeps oak pale and open in a small village cottage.

Medium brown hides ski boot scuffs and dog hair in a family room.

Smoky gray brown takes the orange out of older red oak in a colonial.

Golden oak with a hint of red suits a historic house with original casings.

Rich walnut brings out the grain lines under a dining table.

Deep ebony looks sleek in a remodeled great room, but lint and pet hair show sooner.



Sanding, stain and three poly coats together run a flat $2.50/Sq Ft. A floor in fair shape may need only a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. When the old finish is gone, a cooler stain can cancel much of the orange, and we try samples on your own boards.
That varies with the square footage and any stain. The crew gives you instructions for staying off and moving things back.
Keep it outside or behind a shut door while we work. Once the finish cures, it can walk on the floor again.
Not with our setup. The sanders vacuum into sealed bags, and the crew vacuums once more before stain.
No. Arrange a key with someone you trust, since the crew needs entry until the last coat is down.
Stairs are $50 per step. We hand sand treads to blend with the floor above, and risers are excluded.
There is no deposit. Pay one half as sanding begins and the other half when the last coat goes on.