Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust likes to hide in old mill houses, so a hose on every sander pulls it into a bag. Walls and ceiling then get blown down and vacuumed.
Dust likes to hide in old mill houses, so a hose on every sander pulls it into a bag. Walls and ceiling then get blown down and vacuumed.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, a clear job wraps in 3 days and a stained one in 4, with a spare day held behind it. Light steps at 24 hours, beds at 48.
A plank stained by a radiator or a pet comes out and a new one goes in from $150, and then we sand the room as one floor.
A year of labor coverage comes with the work, done by a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew. Half on the first morning, half when done.

Only clear coats, no stain, let the oak stay bright and natural in the homes along the Great Road.

A cozy medium tone that keeps muddy paws and crumbs hidden in busy family homes around Fairlawn.

A soft, calm brown that pulls orange out of red oak, usually picked for ranches close to Saylesville.

A golden brown with a soft red tint that fits so well in the old mill homes around Manville and Albion.

A deep brown that still keeps the grain showing, a classic look for dining rooms of old colonials in Lime Rock.

Nearly black and moody, it looks crisp in newer homes near Quinnville, though dust shows up sooner.



The flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft takes care of sanding, color and poly. If only the shine has faded, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat might be all it needs.
Usually, yes. We first pull a vent or two and see how thick the oak is above the tongue. If it runs thin, we go by hand or swap boards from $150.
Natural, soft browns and warm golden tones are the most asked for. Dark colors still look great in a dining room, but show dust and dog hair faster.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan around 3 days unstained or 4 with a color, plus one more day we hold. Socks are fine at 24 hours, the couch and beds at 48.
No, it should not. The sanders run on dust collection, and after sanding we blow off walls and ceilings and vacuum the whole floor before finish.
Not at all. Nobody has to stay home for us as long as we have a way in each morning, whether by a spare key, a lockbox or a helpful neighbor.
Yes, at $50 a step with the stain included. Every tread is hand sanded so it blends into the upstairs hallway floor above. Risers are not included.
You pay the first half once our sanders start on day one, with the rest owed once the third coat of finish has gone down. Nothing is paid before that.