Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dust leaves our sanders through hoses ending in sealed bags, so the rest of the house stays clean. Then air sweeps plaster and ceiling.
Dust leaves our sanders through hoses ending in sealed bags, so the rest of the house stays clean. Then air sweeps plaster and ceiling.
Under 1,500 Sq Ft, it runs 3 days natural or 4 stained, keeping a spare day in case the woods stay damp. Socks at 24 hours, beds at 48.
Boards soaked by a frozen pipe or gnawed by a puppy get traded for sound ones from $150, then the patch is sanded flush.
Labor is backed for a year, and our crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half goes at the start and half after the final coat.

Clear poly with no stain leaves the oak pale and simple in the little cottages along the shore of Carr Pond.

Medium brown hides mud and dog hair in the family colonials set on wooded lots off Weaver Hill Road.

Cool and calm, this brown settles the orange of seventies red oak in ranches off Victory Highway.

A golden tone with a hint of red, warm and easy in the older farmhouses near the crossroads at Nooseneck.

Rich walnut that shows each grain line, handsome under the table in the old colonials near Escoheag.

Almost black and bold, a strong pick for a newer house by Big River, but paw prints show up sooner.



You pay a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, which buys the sanding, your color and every coat of poly. Dull oak in good shape may need a $1.00/Sq Ft recoat.
Yes. Our warehouse in Coventry is a short drive on Route 3, so homes out by Escoheag or Nooseneck get the crew from the same shop and a next day start too.
Yes, please. High stove heat can make poly skin over too quickly, so let the stove sit cold until the final coat cures, and run a furnace or heat pump instead.
For under 1,500 Sq Ft, figure 3 days natural or 4 with color, and one reserve day. Socks can go on it at 24 hours, and the chairs and beds come back at 48.
It should not. The sanders pull dust off the floor into sealed bags as they run. After sanding, air goes across the walls and ceiling, then the crew vacuums.
At 24 hours. Keep them in the yard or a closed room while we work, and once the floor has had a day they can walk on it, with trimmed nails helping it last.
It is $50 a step with stain. Every tread gets hand sanded, one at a time, until it matches the upstairs hall, and the risers are not included in it.
No deposit. Half comes due the morning sanders start and the rest when the final poly coat is rolled out, and nothing is owed before the crew pulls in.