Dustless Floor Refinishing
Hoses on our sanders draw the dust into a closed collector, so the unit upstairs stays clean. We air blast the plaster and ceiling after.
Hoses on our sanders draw the dust into a closed collector, so the unit upstairs stays clean. We air blast the plaster and ceiling after.
One unit under 1,500 Sq Ft is a 3 day job natural or a 4 day job stained, plus a cushion day. Walk at 24 hours, tables at 48.
A plank split by an old radiator or soaked by a leaky sink gets pulled and swapped from $150, and the room is sanded flat after.
Twelve months of labor coverage come from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. One half at the start, one half at the close.

Plain clear coats and no stain let the old oak show its true color in the Victorian houses on Quality Hill.

A medium brown that hides boots and dog hair in the busy two family homes near Slater Park and the duck pond.

A calm cool brown that pulls the orange from red oak in the bungalows and little capes around Pleasant View.

Golden oak with a faint red undertone, right for the older colonials and porches along the streets of Oak Hill.

Deep espresso with all the grain left showing, a match for the formal dining rooms in Fairlawn homes.

Close to black and very sharp, it works in a redone loft near the Blackstone River, yet dust shows up sooner.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, which pays for sanding, one round of stain and three of poly. Sound oak that is dull may take a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes, often. Dust gets trapped in a closed collector and our Bona water based finish smells very mild, so the upstairs tenants go on with their week.
A unit under 1,500 Sq Ft is 3 days if natural or 4 if stained, and we keep a cushion day. New tenants can walk at 24 hours and move furniture in at 48.
Usually, yes. Old oak there was milled thick and often has wood left. We check over the tongue, set loose nails and sand slowly near the old woodwork.
It stays out of the air. A hose on each sander carries the dust off to a closed bin. After sanding, the walls and ceiling get a blast of air and floors get vacuumed.
Not at all. A lockbox code or a key from your property manager is enough. All we need is entry to the unit every day until the third poly coat is on.
Each step runs $50 with stain. Our crew sands every tread by hand till its color meets the landing, and the risers between them are left out of the price.
In two halves, never before we start. One half is paid the first morning once the sanders roll, the other when the third poly coat goes on. No deposit at all.