Dustless Floor Refinishing
Hoses on the sanders carry the dust off to a sealed bag, so it never drifts into closets or linens. Last, we blow down plaster and ceiling.
Hoses on the sanders carry the dust off to a sealed bag, so it never drifts into closets or linens. Last, we blow down plaster and ceiling.
Any house under 1,500 Sq Ft goes 3 days without stain or 4 with it, plus a held day for weather. Socks at 24 hours, and beds at 48.
Boards gone gray from a leaky outdoor shower or soft by a slider are pulled and replaced from $150 each, then sanded flat.
You get twelve months on labor from a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew. Half when sanding starts, half at the end.

Only clear poly, no stain, keeps the oak sandy and bright in the shingled beach houses along Matunuck.

A medium brown that hides tracked in sand and pet fur in busy family homes found all around Peace Dale.

A cool ashy brown that takes the orange edge off red oak in the small capes and ranches near Green Hill.

Golden with a hint of red, a warm and easy look for the old village houses that line the Saugatucket River.

A rich walnut with the grain still easy to read, a quiet pick for Victorian dining rooms just off Main Street.

Almost black and sharp, it gives a newer house near Worden Pond a modern look, though sand shows fast.



A flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft buys the sanding, a coat of your stain and three of poly. A rental floor that is only dull can often get by with a $1.00/Sq Ft recoat.
Most times. Anything under 1,500 Sq Ft needs 3 days unstained or 4 stained plus one held day, so a Saturday to Saturday gap usually works with time left.
Not really. Sand is the bigger enemy, so put mats at every door and keep a broom by the slider, and the three poly coats hold up through busy summers.
In socks after 24 hours. Furniture and beds can go back at 48 hours. Pads under chair legs and no wet towels on the floor keep the finish looking new.
Our hoses. Every sander feeds a sealed bag as it runs. Once sanding ends, we blow off plaster and ceiling, then vacuum before any stain goes on.
No. Share a lockbox code or ask the property manager to let us in. Someone on the crew needs daily access until poly coat three is on and drying.
They run $50 a step with stain. Each tread is hand sanded around the spindles so it matches the upper hall, and the risers stay out of that price.
No. You pay half once sanding begins and the balance as the last poly coat goes on, and nothing changes hands before our van pulls in the drive.