Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dustless sanders feed a vacuum, so fine dust stays out of the rest of the house, a real help when antiques and books fill the next room.
Dustless sanders feed a vacuum, so fine dust stays out of the rest of the house, a real help when antiques and books fill the next room.
The sanders are run by Brazil Floors employees with our license, insurance and NWFA training. Your floor does not go to a subcontractor.
We brush three or four stains onto the sanded boards so each one shows in your own light. You pick from your floor, not from a chart.
Labor and finish carry a one year warranty. Pay half the first morning and the other half after the last coat.

Oak in a North Woodbury farmhouse sanded clean after decades of wear, then stained a warm brown.

A Minortown living room sanded bright and finished natural to match the oak trim.

A Woodlake house gets a medium brown finish that hides dust, dog hair and the odd muddy boot print.

Wide old boards in a Hotchkissville colonial are sanded lightly and sealed clear to keep their age.

Water stains by a Woodbury kitchen sink are sanded out and sealed with three coats.

A screen and recoat for a Route 64 cape whose finish was dull but not worn through.



A flat $2.50/Sq Ft covers the full sand, one stain color and three coats of polyurethane. A screen and recoat on a sound floor is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Usually yes. We check the board thickness at the estimate and tell you how many sands remain.
The sanders are tied to vacuums, so very little escapes. Most homes need only a light wipe down afterward.
Yes. Those get a lighter hand sanding and a clear or lightly toned finish that keeps the age in the wood.
Socks after a day and furniture after two. Rugs wait about two weeks while the finish cures.
Half goes down when sanding begins and the other half when the final coat is on. Moving furniture is a flat $250.
Yes, refinishing a stair costs $50 per step, sanded and sealed to match the floor below.
Our own NWFA certified employees, with a one year labor warranty.