Dustless Floor Refinishing
A hose carries the sanding dust from the machine into sealed containment instead of onto the kitchen counters. Compressed air and a vacuum pass clear the rest before stain.
A hose carries the sanding dust from the machine into sealed containment instead of onto the kitchen counters. Compressed air and a vacuum pass clear the rest before stain.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan on three days clear or four with stain, and one spare day in case fog hangs over the island. Socks the next morning, furniture the one after.
A board cupped by a leaking slider or gouged by a dragged cooler comes out alone, is replaced from $150 and gets sanded level with the boards around it.
Every refinish carries twelve months of labor warranty and is done by licensed, insured, NWFA certified staff. Half is paid when sanding starts, half at the last coat.

Clear coats over bare oak keep the floor pale and sandy, the finish most owners near the cliffs want.

A mid brown that hides sand and dog hair in a family house that fills every July.

A cool gray brown that cancels the orange cast of red oak in a seventies house on State Road.

A golden honey tone with soft warmth, right for an older shingle style home with original trim.

Deep walnut that shows every grain line under a long table in a house built for summer dinners.

Near black and matte, striking in a modern rebuild with cliff views, though sand shows faster.



$2.50/Sq Ft flat, covering the sanding, your chosen stain and three poly coats. A floor that is dull but not worn through might only need our $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat instead.
Yes. The sander removes the yellowed finish, and a clear water based coat or a pale stain keeps the wood near its natural color. Samples go down on your floor before you pick.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, figure three days clear or four when stain is added, and we hold a spare day for island humidity. Stocking feet at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
Usually, if we start early in the week. The last coat wants 48 hours before furniture and rugs, so the turnover date goes into the schedule from the start.
Not with our setup. The machines pipe dust into sealed containment, and the crew clears walls and ceilings with air and vacuum before any color goes down.
No. A key left with the caretaker or in a lockbox does the job. We need to get in every day until the last coat is curing.
Stairs are $50 per step, sanded by hand and colored to match the hall upstairs. Risers get their own line on the quote.
No. Half is paid when sanding begins and the balance once the last coat is on, and nothing is owed just to reserve the week.