P Ness
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clubs:  | [INFO] Hardwood floor sanding/refinish anyone have any good info on this...pricing...anyone they can recommend? | |
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fphall
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Bristol, CT | Re: [INFO] Hardwood floor sanding/refinish I would be interested in that also. | |
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cowboyro
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Shelton, CT | Had it done last year, some 1800sqft of hardwood + stairs came to a bit over 3k.
Make sure you have a place to live (friends, family) for 1 week or factor a hotel room in the cost of the job - you won't be able to stay in the house. | |
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P Ness
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| Re: [INFO] Hardwood floor sanding/refinish said by cowboyro  :Had it done last year, some 1800sqft of hardwood + stairs came to a bit over 3k. Make sure you have a place to live (friends, family) for 1 week or factor a hotel room in the cost of the job - you won't be able to stay in the house. well i can send the wife/kid to grandma's and i can live in the basement for a week
is it really that bad?
well my house upstairs is only 1200sf....minus kitchen and bath i would assume 800. so 2k is not that bad
found one place that says 1.25 per FT.... i assumed it was sqft...but it did not say that so i wonder if its 1ft x 1ft measurements.
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| Re: [INFO] Hardwood floor sanding/refinish said by P Ness :is it really that bad? Yes, you'll get dizzy due to the vapors.
said by P Ness :well my house upstairs is only 1200sf....minus kitchen and bath i would assume 800. so 2k is not that bad found one place that says 1.25 per FT.... i assumed it was sqft...but it did not say that so i wonder if its 1ft x 1ft measurements. Should be sqft. That's a fairly decent price, but wait until they give you a quote... who knows, they may be hurting for business If you have stairs that's a typical $25-30/step. Make sure you get some references from customers... you don't want some inexperienced guy screwing your floor. | |
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