Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sandy feet, dragged chairs and afternoon sun through the front glass all take the shine off oak. Sanding and three fresh coats let the grain show once more.
Sandy feet, dragged chairs and afternoon sun through the front glass all take the shine off oak. Sanding and three fresh coats let the grain show once more.
Sheen is your call, anywhere from matte to satin, and we account for oak and maple absorbing color differently. Stain and poly are shipped from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
Stain swatches go on your own boards before any sanding, so the shade you sign off on is the one that dries in your Clementon house.
A year of coverage backs our labor. Sanding is run by employees on our payroll who hold NWFA certification.

Cottage oak under decades of wax often takes a few passes before clean wood appears.

A mid brown stain over faded oak smooths out blotches left by years of sun at the window.

Three layers of poly keep a kitchen floor safe from spills and sliding chairs.

Sun through the front glass bleaches stain, and a new coat brings the tone back level.

Hall corners and stair landings need a hand block because the drum sander cannot reach them.

Plastic goes over the doorways and the sanders run with dust capture, which keeps other rooms usable.



The full sand, stain and three coats costs $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat without sanding to raw wood costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines capture the dust as they work and doorways get sealed with plastic. Afterward you need only a light wipe down.
We brush swatches on your actual boards until the tone is right, since oak and maple soak up color differently.
Stocking feet can cross it the next day, while rugs and heavy furniture wait several more.
They are replaced before sanding so the finished floor looks level, with the cost quoted on site.
Yes, for a flat $250.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Twelve months on labor, performed by crews on our own payroll.