Dustless Floor Refinishing
Our sanders drag their dust down hoses to sealed bags, so none of it lands on rental linens or towels. Plaster and ceiling are blown down last.
Our sanders drag their dust down hoses to sealed bags, so none of it lands on rental linens or towels. Plaster and ceiling are blown down last.
Plan 3 days for a natural floor under 1,500 Sq Ft or 4 with color, keeping one day aside for sticky July air. Walk at 24 hours, beds at 48.
Planks grayed by a leaky outdoor shower or swollen by a slider get lifted and replaced from $150 each, then sanded smooth.
A one year labor warranty comes from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Half on the first day, the rest at the finish.

Just clear poly, no color, keeps oak sandy and light in the shingled cottages near Misquamicut beach.

Medium brown keeps beach sand and dog fur out of sight in the busy family capes near Dunn's Corners.

Cool and ashy, it calms the orange of red oak across the ranches and split level homes out in Bradford village.

Honey gold with a faint red cast, warm in the old Victorians lining the side streets that wrap around Wilcox Park.

Rich walnut with the grain in view, lovely under the table in the big summer houses of Watch Hill.

Almost black and crisp, sharp in a newer, open house near Weekapaug, though sand shows up fast.



It is a flat rate of $2.50/Sq Ft, covering sanding, your stain and three coats of poly. Worn but sound oak may need only a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Most times. Under 1,500 Sq Ft, it takes 3 days unstained or 4 with your color, along with a spare, so one week between guests is usually enough time.
Mats and a broom. Sand is what scratches poly, so put a mat on both sides of every door and sweep by the slider often during beach season.
Socks at 24 hours. Beds and furniture go back at 48 hours, and felt pads under chair legs plus dry towels kept off the floor help the finish stay fresh.
No. Each sander feeds every bit of dust to a sealed bag, and after sanding, air sweeps the plaster and ceiling and each room is vacuumed before stain.
Not at all. Give us a lockbox code or send the property manager over. Our crew only needs daily access until the poly coats are all on and drying.
It is $50 for each step with stain. Our crew works every tread by hand around the spindles until it matches the hall above, and the risers are not included.
No. One half comes due the first morning of sanding and the other once the final poly is rolled on, and nothing is owed before our van pulls up.