Dustless Floor Refinishing
The sanders feed hoses that empty into sealed bags, so dust stays off the antiques and counters. One last air pass clears beams and trim.
The sanders feed hoses that empty into sealed bags, so dust stays off the antiques and counters. One last air pass clears beams and trim.
A kitchen under 1,500 Sq Ft is closed 3 days with clear coats or 4 with stain, and we reserve a spare day. Socks at 24 hours.
A board swollen by a leaky dishwasher or gouged by a woodstove log is pulled and replaced from $150, then sanded flush with the room.
We warrant labor for a year, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA trained. Payment is split in two: first sanding and final coat.

A clear coat without color keeps oak light and airy in a small guest cottage near Long Pond.

A medium brown that hides boot marks and dog hair in busy farmhouse hallways around town.

A cool smoky tone that drains the orange glow from red oak in ranches on Cedar Ridge.

A golden shade with mild red warmth, right for the oldest houses along Main Street.

Deep walnut that shows every grain line, handsome under the dining table of an old farmhouse.

Almost black and sleek for a remodeled barn home in North Stonington, though pet hair shows sooner.



Most jobs start the day after we agree on it. The crew is close by, so we can come look at the floor, measure it and get going fast, often within a day.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, clear runs 3 days and stained floors run 4, plus one extra day. Socks are fine after 24 hours and furniture goes back at 48.
Sure. Loose boards get nailed down and damaged ones are swapped from $150 each before sanding, so the floor feels solid and quiet underfoot.
Oil based turns amber over time and feels classic. Water based Bona stays clear with much less smell. The price is the same per Sq Ft with us.
Yes, it really is. Each sander feeds a collector as it runs. Afterward, walls and ceilings get blown down, and the rooms are vacuumed before the first coat.
Half is due when our team begins sanding, and the rest the day the final coat goes on. No money is taken before work begins, not even a deposit.
A flat $2.50/Sq Ft pays for the sanding, a stain color of your choice and three poly coats. If the oak is merely dull, the $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat could be enough.
Yes. Sanding strips the yellowed finish, and a cool stain offsets much of the red, after a test patch on your own boards.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft it is three days clear or four with stain, with a spare day built in. Socks are fine after 24 hours.
Yes, outdoors or behind a closed door. Paws can go on the new finish after a day.
Machine dust goes into sealed bags, and the crew vacuums beams, sills and trim before staining.
No. A lockbox lets the crew in daily until the final coat has cured.
Stairs are $50 a step with stain, each tread sanded by hand. Risers are not part of that price.
No deposit. There is nothing to pay at booking; half is due when sanding begins and half when the final coat is on.