Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders feed into dust collection, so most of it never hits the air. Next, walls and ceiling are blown down and vacuumed before the finish.
Our sanders feed into dust collection, so most of it never hits the air. Next, walls and ceiling are blown down and vacuumed before the finish.
Clear finish jobs under 1,500 Sq Ft take 3 days, stain takes 4, and we hold one more day just in case. Walk at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
Each cracked or stained board is replaced starting at $150. We cut out pet stains and flatten cupped spots before we sand the whole floor.
Every refinish has a full year of labor coverage. Half is paid the morning sanding begins and the balance on final coat day, nothing up front.

Just clear poly, no color, lets oak show its own tone, a good match for bright rooms near Silver Creek.

A warm medium brown that hides sandy feet and crumbs, a common pick for kitchens near Mount Hope.

A quiet brown with a gray lean that pulls the orange out of red oak in the older capes along Hope Street.

Golden brown with a touch of red that suits the old homes of sea captains near the harbor downtown.

Deep brown that still lets the grain show, a classic choice for dining rooms out on Poppasquash Point.

Nearly black and very bold, it looks sharp in a big open room, though dust and paw prints show sooner.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, and it covers sanding, your stain color and three coats of poly. When it only looks dull, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, it can. When boards soak up moisture the edges rise, so we check the cause first, let them settle and then sand them flat before the stain.
Most refinishing jobs in town start the very next day. Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan for 3 days natural or 4 with stain, plus the extra day we always save.
Light stains often sand right out. Dark ones that went deep get new boards starting at $150 each, laced in with the old boards so the patch disappears.
Water based Bona stays clear and smells mild. Oil based turns a warm amber as it ages. Both take about 3 days for natural, and the price stays the same.
Wait 24 hours after the final coat to walk on it in socks. At 48 hours, the couch, beds and rugs can go back, once felt pads are stuck under every leg.
Every step costs $50 with stain included, sanded to match the floor at the top of the stairs. Risers are not in that price, which covers the treads only.
Half comes due when the crew shows up to sand, and the second half is paid on the final coat day. We do not take a dollar before work begins.