Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each of our sanders feeds a hose that empties into a sealed collector, so the house stays tidy. We then air off the plaster and ceiling.
Each of our sanders feeds a hose that empties into a sealed collector, so the house stays tidy. We then air off the plaster and ceiling.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, a clear floor needs 3 days and a colored one 4, and one more is held for weather. Socks at 24 hours, chairs at 48.
A board ruined by a frozen pipe or a pet bowl leak is pulled and swapped from $150, and then it gets sanded with the rest.
Labor is guaranteed for twelve months, and our whole crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. You pay half to begin, half at the end.

Clear coats only, no color, keep the oak light and simple in the old colonials of North Scituate village.

Medium brown keeps dog hair and trail mud from showing in the busy family homes lining Danielson Pike.

Cool and quiet, it tames the orange tones of red oak in small ranches and capes put up around Potterville.

A honey tone with a soft red glow, made for the old farmhouses that sit along the back roads of Clayville.

Deep walnut that keeps every bit of grain in view, handsome in dining rooms of the old houses in Hope.

Almost black and bold, a striking look in a newer open home near Gainer Dam, though pet hair will show.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, and it buys sanding, your color and the three poly coats. Wood that just went dull may need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Usually, yes. We pull a register to check the wood left over the tongue, reset any loose nails and sand with care so the age marks that give the oak charm stay put.
Better not. A hot stove can make poly set too fast, so please let it go cold until the last coat cures, and run the furnace at a steady setting instead.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, plan 3 days clear or 4 stained, while a backup day stays open on the calendar. Socks are fine after 24 hours, and beds return at 48.
Hardly any. Our sanders pipe it away as they go, and once sanding is done we push air across walls and ceiling and vacuum each floor before the stain.
Sure, that is common. A lockbox or a neighbor down the road with a key works. We just need a way into the house each day until all three poly coats are on.
It is $50 a step with stain. Treads are sanded by hand so they match the upstairs hall, while the risers are left out of that per step price entirely.
Only after work starts. The first half is due on the morning the sanders roll in, the rest when the last poly coat dries, and no deposit is needed to book.