Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust off our sanders rides a hose into a sealed sack instead of settling on the TV or counters. A blast of air then clears plaster and ceiling.
Dust off our sanders rides a hose into a sealed sack instead of settling on the TV or counters. A blast of air then clears plaster and ceiling.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, count on 3 days unstained or 4 stained, and a buffer day for humid weeks. Socks at 24 hours, couch at 48.
A board swollen by a dishwasher leak or scarred by a dog crate gets pulled and replaced from $150, then sanded into the room.
Labor carries a full year warranty, and our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Pay one half the first morning, the other at the end.

Clear coats and no color leave the oak bright and beachy in the small cottages tucked near Oakland Beach.

A medium brown that hides sneaker marks and dog fur in the family capes on the side streets of Hoxsie.

A cool smoky tone that takes the orange glow out of red oak in raised ranches on the hills of Cowesett.

A golden shade with mild red warmth, fitting for old Victorians and sea captain homes in Pawtuxet Village.

Rich walnut that shows every grain line, handsome under the dining table in older colonials near Apponaug.

Almost black and sleek, a modern pick for a remodeled open home on Warwick Neck, but pet hair shows sooner.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, paying for sanding, one coat of stain and the three poly coats. Tired but sound oak may only need a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Yes. Sanding removes the yellowed finish, and a cool stain like Jacobean or Provincial cancels much of the red, with swatches on your own floor so you can pick.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, the kitchen is out 3 days clear or 4 once stain is added, and we hold a buffer day. Walk in socks at 24 hours, and the table comes back at 48.
Yes, that works. Keep the dog outside or behind a closed door while we work, and paws can walk on the new finish after 24 hours, with trimmed nails helping.
Not with our setup. All the dust is piped to sealed sacks while we sand, and after that the crew blows off plaster and ceiling and vacuums before stain.
Not at all. Leave a spare key with a neighbor or tuck one in a lockbox by the door. The crew must get in daily until the poly coats are all down and drying.
They run $50 a step with stain. We hand sand every tread to match the upstairs hall and stain it, and risers are not included in that per step price.
No. Half is owed on day one after sanding starts and the remainder once the poly is fully on, and there is nothing to pay just to hold a date with us.