Dustless Floor Refinishing
Every room is sanded to bare wood, taking cloudy poly, scuffs and the gray lanes from years of foot traffic with it.
Every room is sanded to bare wood, taking cloudy poly, scuffs and the gray lanes from years of foot traffic with it.
Stain colors are tested on your own floor, so you see them next to your furniture and trim before deciding.
Boards swollen by a leak or damaged by a moved appliance are replaced from $150, then sanded into the rest of the floor.
Labor is covered for a year, performed by a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew. The sanding bill is paid in two parts, one when we start and one with the last coat.

A clear coat keeps oak light and beachy in a small cottage.

Medium brown hides sandy scuffs and pet hair in a busy family room.

Cool gray-brown takes the orange glow out of old red oak.

Golden honey warms a Cape with white trim and low ceilings.

Walnut stain traces each line of grain beneath a Yarmouth dining table.

Almost black looks sharp in a remodeled open plan, but dust and sand show on it sooner.



The flat $2.50/Sq Ft rate pays for the sanding, the stain and three poly coats. If the oak is sound and only the finish has worn, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat may be enough.
Yes. Sanding removes the aged finish, and a cooler stain offsets the warm tone. You test samples on your floor first.
Sanding to bare oak, the stain you choose and three coats of polyurethane.
Keep the dog in the yard or in a room with the door shut during the work. We let you know when the finish is ready for paws.
Half the sanding charge is due when we start and half at the final coat.
No. Leave a key with a neighbor or in a lockbox so the crew can enter until the coats are on.
Plan on $50 a step, sanded by hand and stained to fit the rest of the house. Where a tread is worn through, a new one is $60.
Yes, twelve months on labor, from a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew.