Dustless Floor Refinishing
Out here the dust has one way out, a hose that runs from each sander into a sealed sack. The plaster and ceiling then get a blast of air.
Out here the dust has one way out, a hose that runs from each sander into a sealed sack. The plaster and ceiling then get a blast of air.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, a floor left clear wraps in 3 days or 4 if it gets color, and we pencil in a spare day. Socks at 24 hours, beds at 48.
Planks warped by a wet mudroom or chewed by a farm dog get lifted out and swapped from $150, then sanded in with the room.
Labor carries one year of coverage, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half to begin, half once the job is done.

Clear coats and no stain leave the oak light and plain in the old farmhouses on the back roads near Usquepaug.

Medium brown keeps muddy paws and boot prints quiet in the family homes off Route 138 close to Wyoming.

A cool smoky brown that calms orange red oak in the capes and small ranches built around Carolina village.

A golden tone with a warm red cast that suits the old mill homes lining the river streets of Shannock village.

Deep walnut with the grain in plain sight, a classic for big farm kitchens and dining rooms near Kenyon.

Nearly black and striking, this one looks good in a newer house set in the woods near Alton, but dust shows quicker.



It comes to a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, paying for sanding, your color and a trio of poly coats. Oak that only looks flat may need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Usually. We pull a heat register to measure what is left above the tongue, set any loose cut nails and go gently so the old marks stay in the wood.
Not if mats sit at the doors. Grit is what scratches poly, so a mat outside and one inside every entry keeps the new finish clear through spring.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan on 3 days if clear or 4 with a stain, and a spare day waits. You can walk in socks at 24 hours, and furniture comes back at 48.
It never really gets loose. Each sander feeds a sealed sack by hose, and when sanding is over the plaster and ceiling get blown off and the floor vacuumed.
Yes, behind a closed door. Keep them in a room we are not sanding or out in the yard. They can walk on the new floor after 24 hours, ideally with trimmed nails.
Each step is $50 with stain. Treads get hand sanded until they blend with the landing at the top, and the risers are never included in that number.
No deposit. You pay half on day one once sanding starts and the rest when the last coat of poly has gone down, so nothing is owed before we show up.