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Hamilton · Dust-contained sanding · Stain · Bona / Loba finish

Hardwood Sanding, Finishing & Refinishing in Dundas, Ontario

Most Dundas floors we are asked to replace do not need replacing. If there is a wear layer left, a dust-contained sand and a two-component waterborne finish costs a fraction of a new floor and keeps the original boards in the house.

Professional dust-contained hardwood floor sander working across white oak planks in a sunlit Toronto home.

Dundas range

$5,150–$7,300

For 900 sq ft, before HST

On site

4–6 days incl. cure window

Typical 1,000 sq ft: 3–5 days including cure

Coverage

Dundas

Travel area · 3-year workmanship warranty on installation and refinishing

What we walk into in Dundas

Nineteenth-century brick and stone homes on narrow lots, many with original pine and early oak. Access is genuinely difficult — parking, stairs, and material handling all need planning before a crew arrives.

Careful heritage restoration, pine repair, and stair work in flights that predate any modern rise-and-run expectation.

How we specify sanding & refinishing here

  • Bona dust containment — 99%+ capture, occupied-home friendly
  • Full sand or screen-and-recoat depending on remaining wear layer
  • Custom stain matching to stairs, millwork, and adjacent rooms
  • Bona Traffic HD and Loba 2K systems for dogs, kids, and condos

Refinishing is the highest-ROI hardwood job in the GTA. A tired red-oak floor from 1998, sanded correctly and finished in a modern matte, outperforms a cheap vinyl plank at a fraction of replacement cost.

We do not 'dustless-sand' with a shop vac taped to a rental drum. Green Hardwood runs professional containment: perimeter sealing, negative air where needed, and a sanding sequence (open-coat belts, then multi-disc) that does not dish the edges or leave chatter.

Finish choice is a performance spec. Waterborne two-component (Bona Traffic HD, Loba 2K) for condos and commercial. Hardwax oil for owners who want a repairable, low-sheen European look and will maintain it. Oil-modified only when the client wants that warmer amber and accepts the odour window.

Jobs Dundas keeps calling us for

  • Heritage pine restoration
  • Pre-code stair rebuilds
  • Tight-access refinishing

Sanding & Refinishing in Dundas — questions

How much does hardwood sanding, finishing & refinishing cost in Dundas?
For 900 sq ft in Dundas, budget roughly $5,150 to $7,300 before HST, at 2026 Greater Toronto labour and mill pricing. From $4.50–$8.50 / sq ft is the catalogue range; Dundas sits where it does because of local labour and access. A site measure is what turns that band into a firm number.
How long does sanding & refinishing take in a Dundas home?
4–6 days incl. cure window for 900 sq ft, plus the finish cure window where site finishing is involved. We book Dundas site visits within a few days and give you a written schedule before the crew arrives.
Do you actually work in Dundas, or just advertise there?
Dundas is inside our core service area and we work there every month. Careful heritage restoration, pine repair, and stair work in flights that predate any modern rise-and-run expectation. Site visits in Dundas are free for qualified hardwood, stair, and railing work.
Can you match sanding & refinishing to the hardwood already in my Dundas house?
Yes — matching is the normal case, not the exception. We identify the species and grade, sample the stain against your existing boards in daylight, and sign the sample off with you before anything is cut. Nineteenth-century brick and stone homes on narrow lots, many with original pine and early oak.

Sanding & Refinishing around Dundas

Service coverage and 2026 published bands. Not a record of past jobs.

Sanding & Refinishing

Hardwood Sanding, Finishing & Refinishing across the GTA

Municipalities
32
Core
20
We travel
12

Looking for the full service detail rather than the Dundas view? Hardwood Sanding, Finishing & Refinishing covers method, materials, and warranty. For everything we do in this city, see hardwood flooring in Dundas.