Dustless Floor Refinishing
Each sander is tied by hose to a sealed bag, so dust never reaches the kitchen or the stairs. After that we blow down the plaster and ceiling.
Each sander is tied by hose to a sealed bag, so dust never reaches the kitchen or the stairs. After that we blow down the plaster and ceiling.
Floors under 1,500 Sq Ft take 3 days plain or 4 with stain, plus a free day for weather or slow drying. Socks at 24 hours, tables at 48.
A plank stained black by a sweating radiator or a dog bowl gets swapped for a sound one from $150, and the room is then sanded level.
Labor is under warranty for a year, done by a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half is paid at start, half at the end.

Clear coats only keep the oak light and honest in the old farmhouses that line the fields along Fish Road.

Medium brown hides beach sand and dog fur in the busy family homes on the streets that wind near Fort Barton.

Cool and quiet, this brown mutes the orange in seventies red oak across the ranches off Bulgarmarsh Road.

A golden tone with a light red cast, a warm fit for the old cottages that sit around the Stone Bridge.

Deep walnut with clear grain, a rich look in the old dining rooms of farmhouses around Four Corners.

Near black and crisp, a sharp look for a newer home above Nanaquaket Pond, but sand will show quickly.



No, by the foot. We charge a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, and it includes sanding, your color and the full poly finish. Dull but sound oak can take a $1.00/Sq Ft recoat.
Most can. We take off a vent cover to measure how thick the top layer is, set any proud nails and keep the sanding light so the old character stays.
Mats first. Sand scratches poly, so we ask for one mat outside and one inside each door. Sweep often in summer and the new finish stays clear.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, it takes 3 days plain or 4 stained, and we hold one extra day. Socks go on it after a day, and furniture goes back in at 48 hours.
No. Every sander is hooked to a closed bag. When sanding is done, the crew pushes air down plaster and ceiling and vacuums the floor before any stain.
Yes. A neighbor with a key or a lockbox by the door works well. We only need daily access until all three coats of poly are on and drying in the house.
Each step runs $50 with stain. Each tread gets sanded by hand to match the landing, and the risers are not included in what we charge per step.
Twice. The first half on day one of sanding and the rest after the final coat of poly dries, and no deposit is ever taken to hold a date on our calendar.