Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sea air carries enough grit, so every sander drags its dust down a tube to a closed bin. Plaster and ceiling get air blown next.
Sea air carries enough grit, so every sander drags its dust down a tube to a closed bin. Plaster and ceiling get air blown next.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, natural runs 3 days and stained 4, and we save a day for damp weather. Socks at 24 hours, beds at 48.
Planks turned black by a beach shower or a drafty slider are cut out from $150 each, and fresh oak is laced in before sanding.
We give a one year labor warranty, and our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half the first morning, the rest at the end.

Clear poly with no color keeps oak pale and salty in the little shore cottages that sit along Island Park.

Medium brown hides sand and wet paws in the little summer places near Sandy Point Beach and the bay.

A soft gray brown that pulls down the orange of red oak in the ranches and capes around Melville.

A warm golden tone touched with red that looks right in the old farmhouses set along East Main Road.

A rich walnut brown with the grain in plain view, handsome in dining rooms near the Green Animals garden.

Almost black and bold, it pops in a new open home at Common Fence Point, though sand and dust show quicker.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, covering sanding, a shade of stain and three coats of poly. A dull cottage floor may only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Usually, if you call by spring. We start the day after you say yes, and a place under 1,500 Sq Ft takes 3 to 4 days with a spare, so a few weeks of notice works.
No, once it cures. Windows stay closed while the poly dries so damp bay air stays out, and from then on the finish handles salt air and sandy feet.
Any cottage under 1,500 Sq Ft is 3 days if left natural, 4 if we stain, plus a spare day for humid weather. Socks are okay once 24 hours pass, furniture at 48.
We can. Black means water soaked deep, so those planks come out and new oak is laced in from $150 each. Once stained, the patch is tough to find.
Sure. Plenty of owners mail us a key or hand one to the folks next door. We need entry every day until poly coat number three is down, and we send photos.
It is $50 a step with the stain. Our crew hand sands every tread until its color meets the landing floor, and the risers are left out of that number.
Nothing at all. Half is taken on day one once the sanding has begun, and the rest after poly coat number three. Booking a date on our calendar is free.