Dustless Floor Refinishing
A hose on each sander pulls dust into a collector before it can settle on your shelves. Walls and ceiling are then blown clean and vacuumed.
A hose on each sander pulls dust into a collector before it can settle on your shelves. Walls and ceiling are then blown clean and vacuumed.
Island homes under 1,500 Sq Ft need 3 days natural or 4 once colored, plus a spare day for damp sea air. Walk at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
Boards near a leaky outdoor shower or a deck door can rot or cup. Each one is swapped from $150 and blended in with the rest.
Each refinish comes with a full year on labor. You pay half the day sanding starts and the balance at the final coat, nothing before.

Plain clear coats and no color keep the oak pale and beachy all year in cottages close to Mackerel Cove.

A medium toned brown that keeps wet sand and paw prints quiet, for summer homes by Fort Getty.

A soft, cool driftwood brown that softens all the red in old oak in the shingled homes on Shoreby Hill.

A golden brown touched with red that suits the older houses on Narragansett Avenue in the village.

A dark espresso brown that keeps the grain, made for dining rooms that look toward Fort Wetherill.

Nearly black and dramatic, it pops against white walls near Beavertail, but sand shows up faster on it.



Expect a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, which takes in sanding, your stain and three poly coats. If the floor only looks tired, a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft may do it.
Most of the time. Under 1,500 Sq Ft we need 3 days for clear or 4 if stained, plus a cushion day. Call a couple of weeks before the first arrivals.
Not after it cures. While it cures, we ask you to keep the windows closed so damp air does not slow it down, and then life goes back to normal.
Black marks mean the water went deep, so those boards are replaced from $150 each. We weave them in and sand the whole room so the patch fades.
Many owners choose Bona water based because it stays pale and clear, much like weathered wood. Oil based turns warm amber with time. Both cost the same.
Not at all. Plenty of owners live off the island and hand us a key before leaving. We only need a way in each day until the last coat is fully done.
Yes. Steps are $50 apiece, and the stain is part of that price. We sand treads by hand to blend with the upstairs floor. Risers are not included.
Half is due on the first morning we sand, and the balance when the final coat is down and drying. We never collect anything before work starts.