Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our dust collection catches most of it right off the sander. Then walls and ceiling get blown down and every corner vacuumed before any finish.
Our dust collection catches most of it right off the sander. Then walls and ceiling get blown down and every corner vacuumed before any finish.
An apartment under 1,500 Sq Ft needs 3 days left clear or 4 stained, with one more day saved. Walk at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
Water from a leaky radiator or a pet can ruin a few boards. We replace each one starting at $150 so it blends with the rest.
The work has a one year labor warranty. Owners pay half when sanding begins and half on the final coat, never before day one.

Clear finish with no added color keeps oak bright and simple, a clean look for units by Jenks Park.

Medium brown that hides everyday wear in the narrow halls and kitchens of older homes along Broad Street.

A plain brown with no orange, a safe pick for landlords who want a floor any tenant will like near Dexter Street.

A cozy brown with a bit of red in it, warm and welcoming in the older homes near the Blackstone River.

Classic and dark, it hides small dents well in busy family homes near Cogswell Tower and the park.

A near black brown that feels modern in an updated apartment, though crumbs and dust show faster.



The price is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, sanding, one coat of color and three coats of poly included. Between tenants, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Our sanders catch the dust right away, the water based finish smells low, and the neighbors above and below go on with their day.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, clear finish needs 3 days and stain needs 4, plus one extra day. People can walk on it after 24 hours and bring furniture in at 48.
No, you do not. Lots of landlords leave a key or a lockbox code and go on with the day. The crew only has to get in each day, from sanding to the final coat.
Sure. Every new board starts at $150, and we weave it in with the old oak around it, so after sanding and stain the patch is very hard to spot.
For a lot of owners it is. Water based Bona stays clear, smells less and keeps the oak looking light, which most tenants like, and it costs no more.
Every step costs $50 with stain included, and each one is sanded so it matches the floor in the hall upstairs. Risers are not included in that price.
Half gets paid when our crew walks in to sand, and the balance once the final coat has been laid down. Not a dollar is taken before we begin.