Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust rides a hose from each sander to a collector, so it stays off quilts. After that, walls and ceiling are air blown and vacuumed.
Dust rides a hose from each sander to a collector, so it stays off quilts. After that, walls and ceiling are air blown and vacuumed.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, a clear floor wraps in 3 days, a stained one in 4, and we keep a fifth day for sea damp. Socks at 24 hours, furniture at 48.
Boards soaked by an outdoor shower or a mudroom door are swapped for new ones from $150, then it is all sanded as one.
Your job carries one year of labor coverage from a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew. The first half is due day one, the second at the end.

Clear coats only and no color make pale oak look like driftwood in cottages near South Shore Beach.

A middle brown that hides sand and dog prints, made for houses near Goosewing Beach and the dunes.

A cool brown that cancels the orange tone in red oak in the capes along the roads to Adamsville.

A warm golden brown with a reddish glow that looks right in the farmhouses tucked near the Commons.

Dark espresso, with every swirl of grain still visible, a classic for the dining rooms that face Sakonnet Harbor.

Nearly black and striking, it looks sharp in a new open home near Wilbour Woods, but dust shows quicker.



You pay a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, your color and three poly coats. If the shine is gone but the wood is fine, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat helps.
Most can. We pull a floor register or check a board edge to measure the wood over the tongue, then sand with care and nail down any loose boards.
No, not once it cures. We keep windows shut while it dries so the sea damp stays out, and once cured it handles salt air and fog with no trouble.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, figure 3 days clear or 4 if colored, plus one spare day on top. Walking is fine at 24 hours and the furniture returns at 48 hours.
Black means water went deep, so we cut those boards out and weave in new ones from $150 each. Once sanded and stained, the patch blends in.
No problem at all. Many owners here are away and simply mail us a key or share a code. We only ask for a way in every day until the final coat.
Each step is $50 with stain, and every tread is sanded by hand until it matches the landing floor upstairs. Risers are not part of that stair price.
It is split in two. Half is paid once the sanders are humming on day one, the balance after the last poly coat goes down, and nothing at all up front.