Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander has a hose pulling dust into a sealed collector, well away from your antiques. We air blow walls and ceiling before stain.
Each sander has a hose pulling dust into a sealed collector, well away from your antiques. We air blow walls and ceiling before stain.
Natural jobs under 1,500 Sq Ft wrap up in 3 days and stained jobs in 4, plus a cushion day. Socks at 24 hours, chairs at 48.
Planks cupped by a damp crawl space or split with age come out from $150 each, with new wood woven in before we sand.
You get one full year on labor from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half to start, half on the last coat.

Clear coats only, no stain, keep oak light and true in the old village homes along Main Street in Wickford.

Medium brown keeps sandy paws and crumbs out of view in the family houses close to Wilson Park.

A cool, grayish brown that mutes the orange in red oak floors of the postwar capes around Davisville.

A golden tone with soft red notes that glows in shingled houses on the water near Wickford Harbor.

A dark walnut tone that keeps the grain readable, a classic in farmhouse dining rooms out by Slocum.

Almost black and sharp, it fits a newer open plan home near Quonset, though dust and pollen show faster.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, which buys the sanding, a color coat and three of poly. Sound wood that is only dull can get a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Most of them, yes. We lift a vent cover to measure wood over the tongue, tack loose boards and go easy with the sander so the age and character stay put.
No, not after it cures. While coats dry we keep windows shut so damp harbor air stays outside, and from then on the poly stands up to sea air well.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, count 3 days if you skip color or 4 if you stain, with one extra day on hold. Socks are fine after 24 hours, furniture after 48.
Hardly any. Sanders feed dust through a hose to a sealed collector. After the final pass we blast walls and ceiling with air and vacuum every floor.
Yes, most jobs run that way. Put a key in a lockbox or leave one with a neighbor, and we let ourselves in each morning until your floor has its third coat of poly.
Each tread is $50 with the stain included. We hand sand every one so its color blends with the upstairs hallway. Risers are left off that figure.
No, none. We collect half once the sanders are rolling and the balance after poly coat three dries. Holding your date on our calendar costs nothing.