Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders send their dust into a collector instead of the air in your house. Air then clears walls and ceiling, we vacuum, then lay finish.
The sanders send their dust into a collector instead of the air in your house. Air then clears walls and ceiling, we vacuum, then lay finish.
A farmhouse under 1,500 Sq Ft gets 3 days for a natural or water based look, 4 if stained, and a spare day. Socks after 24 hours, the sofa at 48.
A scorched board near the woodstove or a soft spot by the door can be cut out and swapped from $150 before we start to sand.
We cover labor for a year, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half is paid on day one, the rest when the final coat is on.

No color, only clear coats, let the old oak keep its honey tone in farmhouses along the roads of Moosup Valley.

A medium brown that hides muddy paws and boots, a good fit for busy kitchens of homes around Hopkins Mills.

A soft, calm brown with no orange that settles tired red oak in the old ranches built along Route 6.

A warm, gentle brown with a red tone that feels at home in an old colonial looking out at Mount Hygeia.

Dark and deep with the grain in view, a warm look for a woodstove den on the slopes near Jerimoth Hill.

Nearly black and bold, it stands out in a newer open home in the woods, though dust shows up sooner.



It comes to a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, covering sanding, color and poly. A floor that has only gone dull can take a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Usually, yes. Old oak and maple were milled thick, so wood is often left to sand. Loose boards get nailed and the worst swapped from $150 each.
Yes, once it is all sanded together. New boards get woven in from $150 each, then we sand the whole room and stain it as one floor, so the repair fades in.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan 3 days for a clear finish or 4 with color, and we always add one more day. Socks are fine at 24 hours and the furniture can return at 48.
Yes, we can. We sand right up to the hearth by hand where the big machine cannot reach, and scorched boards get replaced before any stain.
Not at all. Lots of people leave a key with us and go about their normal week. All we ask is a way inside from sanding day through the final coat.
Each step costs $50 with stain. The crew works the treads by hand so they suit the hall upstairs, while the risers stay out of that price and only treads count.
You pay half on the first sanding morning, with what remains due once poly coat three is down. Nothing at all is paid before the work starts.