Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders send the dust to a collector instead of around the house. Walls and ceiling get blown clean and vacuumed before coating.
Our sanders send the dust to a collector instead of around the house. Walls and ceiling get blown clean and vacuumed before coating.
Clear or water based floors under 1,500 Sq Ft wrap in 3 days, stain in 4, and a fifth day waits in reserve. Socks at 24 hours, sofa at 48.
Planks soaked by a damp cellar or chewed by a puppy get swapped from $150 each, and cupped boards are flattened before sanding.
Labor on your refinish is covered for a year by a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Pay half the day we begin and the rest at the end.

Only clear coats and no stain keep oak bright and natural in houses near Blue Pond and Rockville.

Medium brown that hides trail mud and wet dog hair, a smart fit for the homes close to Long Pond.

A cool, soft brown that calms the orange in red oak, a good fit for the ranches around Hope Valley.

Gold brown with a soft red cast that warms the old mill homes close to the Pawcatuck River in Ashaway.

Dark coffee brown with the grain still in sight, a classic for farmhouses on quiet roads by Canonchet.

Close to black and daring, it suits a newer open home near Locustville, but dust and dog hair show on it faster.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, and that pays for sanding, color and three poly coats. Floors that only lost their shine might need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Most of the time, yes. We check the board edges to see how much wood sits above the tongue, then nail loose boards and sand carefully.
It can cause cupping, so we check for moisture. Once the boards dry and settle, we sand them flat and smooth and swap ruined boards from $150.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, natural takes 3 days and stain 4, with one bonus day kept open, so walk in socks after 24 hours and bring furniture back at 48.
Dust is piped straight into a bag. Then we blow clean the walls, ceiling and window sills and then vacuum the floor before the finish goes down.
Yes, plenty of people here are out all day. Hand us a spare key or text a door code, and the crew lets itself in quietly every morning until the final coat goes on.
A step costs $50 to refinish, stain included. Every tread gets sanded by hand so it blends with the upstairs hall floor. Risers are not included.
No deposit is needed. You owe the first half once the sanders are running on day one, with the second half due the day the third poly coat goes down.