Dustless Floor Refinishing
Beach sand is bad enough, so our sanders hose the wood dust straight into a bag. We air blow each wall and the ceiling, then vacuum.
Beach sand is bad enough, so our sanders hose the wood dust straight into a bag. We air blow each wall and the ceiling, then vacuum.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, allow 3 days for a clear coat job and 4 with stain, plus one buffer day. Bare feet at 24 hours, rugs at 48.
Planks blackened near an outdoor shower or a leaky slider are cut out and replaced from $150, and cupped spots get flattened.
A whole year of labor coverage comes standard, with a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew. Pay half on day one and half at the finish.

Just clear poly, and no stain, keeps the oak pale and salty in shingle cottages by Scarborough Beach.

A middle brown that quietly keeps sand and wet dog prints out of sight, right for rentals near Galilee.

A soft, cool sandy brown that takes the red edge off oak in the houses that sit along Boston Neck Road.

A warm honey tone with some red that suits the older summer homes near the Towers and the seawall.

A deep chocolate tone with the grain in view, great for dining rooms with a view of Point Judith Light.

Near black and very striking, it pops against white beadboard near Black Point, though sand shows faster.



Figure a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft for full sanding, one color coat and three coats of poly. If it is only dull, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat could be enough.
Late fall to early spring suits it, while the place sits empty and the beach is quiet. A rental under 1,500 Sq Ft needs 3 to 4 days and one extra day.
Not if you keep mats at every door. Sand is what wears finish down, so mats inside and out keep the new poly looking good for many summers.
Yes, we can. Black marks mean water got deep, so those boards come out and new ones go in from $150 each, and the whole room is sanded together after.
Most owners here pick Bona water based since it stays pale and clear, close to weathered driftwood. Oil based ambers with time. Same price.
No problem, that is common. A door code, a lockbox or a neighbor with a key all work for us. We simply need daily access until the last coat.
Stairs run $50 a step, stain and all. Sand gets into every corner of a tread, so we hand sand each one to match the floor. Risers are not included.
It comes in two parts with no deposit. Half is due the first day we sand. What is left gets paid when the last poly coat is down and drying by the shore.