Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders exhaust into sealed collection bags through a hose, so the dust never reaches your kitchen counters. Before any stain goes down we blow the trim and ceilings clean with compressed air.
The sanders exhaust into sealed collection bags through a hose, so the dust never reaches your kitchen counters. Before any stain goes down we blow the trim and ceilings clean with compressed air.
Plan on roughly three days for a clear finish or four with stain on a house up to 1,500 Sq Ft, and we keep a day in reserve for sticky weather off the river. Socks the next day, furniture the day after.
Boards that swelled under a leaking dishwasher or got chewed by a puppy are cut out and new ones fitted, from $150, then everything is sanded level so the repair vanishes.
A year of warranty covers our sanding and finishing, carried out by our own licensed, insured, NWFA certified staff. Half the price is paid on the first morning, the other half when the last coat is down.

Three clear coats and no stain hold the oak light and airy in the small capes near Assonet Bay.

A medium brown that hides dog prints and sneaker marks in the busy colonials off Route 79.

A cool smoky tone that strips the orange out of red oak in the newer homes on Bryant Hill.

A golden shade with a little red warmth, right for the eighteenth century houses near the Berkley common.

A deep walnut that brings out every line of grain, well suited to the long table in an old Padelford Street dining room.

Close to black and very smooth, a contemporary look for a renovated open plan home near the Taunton River, with the caveat that dust shows faster.



The full refinishing, which means sanding off the old finish, applying stain and laying three coats of polyurethane, costs $2.50/Sq Ft. When the oak is only dull and the old finish is still sound, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat restores the shine for less.
Yes. Sanding removes the yellowed finish, and a cooler stain such as Provincial or Jacobean cancels most of the red. Samples go on your own floor first.
Figure three days for a clear finish or four with stain on anything under 1,500 Sq Ft, plus a day we hold in reserve. Stocking feet are allowed after a day, and the dining table returns after two.
Yes, in the yard or shut in a room during work hours. Paws are fine on the floor a day after the last coat, and clipped nails are kinder to it.
Hardly any. The sanders dump into sealed bags, and before staining the crew blows the trim and ceilings down and vacuums each room.
No. Hand the crew a key, or stash one in a lockbox, and they let themselves in each morning. Daily access is needed only until the last coat of poly is down and curing.
Stairs are $50 per step including stain. The treads are hand sanded so they match the upstairs hall, and risers are priced apart from that figure.
No deposit. The first half is paid on day one when sanding starts, the second half when the last coat is on. Booking a date costs nothing.