Hardwood floor sanding is the process of removing the top layer of finish from hardwood floors. This is typically done in preparation for refinishing or repair. Hardwood floor sanding can be a dusty process, so it is important to take precautions to protect your home. We employ dustless sanding with our latest technology and newer equipment.

Dustless sanding is a method of sanding that captures the dust created by the sanding process and prevents it from entering the air. This can be done using a variety of methods, including:

• Connecting the sander to a vacuum cleaner. This is the most common method of dustless sanding. The vacuum cleaner will collect the dust as it is created, preventing it from entering the air.
• Using a dustless sanding system. Dustless sanding systems are designed to capture dust more effectively than traditional vacuum cleaners. They typically use a combination of vacuuming and filtration to remove even the smallest particles of dust.
• Wet sanding. Wet sanding is a method of sanding that uses water to lubricate the sandpaper and prevent dust from being created. This method is often used for sanding wood, as it can help to prevent the wood from drying out and cracking.

Dustless sanding is a safer and more environmentally friendly way to sand. It can help to reduce the risk of respiratory problems, and it can also help to protect the environment by preventing dust from being released into the air.

Here are some of the benefits of dustless sanding:

• Reduced dust exposure. Dustless sanding helps to reduce the amount of dust that is created during the sanding process. This can help to protect your health and the health of others, especially if you have allergies or asthma.
• Cleaner work environment. Dustless sanding creates a cleaner work environment. This is because the dust is captured and filtered, rather than being released into the air. This can make it easier to see what you are doing and it can also help to prevent dust from settling on surfaces and objects.
• Reduced cleanup time. Dustless sanding reduces the amount of cleanup time required after sanding. This is because the dust is already captured and filtered, so there is no need to sweep or vacuum up dust.
• Improved finish quality. Dustless sanding can help to improve the finish quality of your project. This is because the dust does not interfere with the sanding process, so you can get a smoother, more even finish.

Unique Hardwood Flooring uses only dustless sanding technology and equipment.

There are a number of reasons why you might need to sand your hardwood floors. Some of the most common reasons include:

• To remove scratches and scuffs
• To remove old finish
• To repair damage
• To change the color of the wood

The frequency with which you need to sand your hardwood floors will depend on a number of factors, including the type of wood, the traffic level, and the level of care. However, as a general rule, you should sand your hardwood floors every 5 to 10 years.

The cost of sanding hardwood floors will vary depending on the size of the project, the type of wood, and the contractor’s rates. However, in general, hardwood floor sanding costs between $3 and $5 per square foot.

The steps involved in sanding hardwood floors will vary depending on the contractor, but they typically include the following:

• Preparation: The contractor will first remove any furniture or rugs from the area to be sanded. They will then vacuum and clean the floors.
• Sanding: The contractor will then use a variety of sanding machines to remove the top layer of finish. The number of passes with the sander will depend on the condition of the floors.
• Dust collection: The contractor will use a dust collection system to remove the dust from the sanding process.
• Finishing: The contractor will then apply a new finish to the floors. The type of finish will depend on the desired look and the type of wood.