Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of bay air, sun through south windows and kitchen traffic dull a finish. Sanding to fresh wood and applying three coats restores the grain.
Generations of bay air, sun through south windows and kitchen traffic dull a finish. Sanding to fresh wood and applying three coats restores the grain.
We help you choose sheen from flat to satin, and we tune the stain for oak, pine or maple. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse stocks the stain and polyurethane for this work.
Stain samples go straight on your floor before we begin, so the shade you pick is the shade you live with in your own rooms.
One year of labor coverage backs the refinish. The sanders are NWFA trained employees on our payroll.

Wide pine boards in Mauricetown houses get a gentle first pass so the old character stays.

A rich brown stain on tired oak in a Port Norris dining room hides years of chair scuffs.

Three coats of satin polyurethane keep a busy Bivalve hallway clear of scratches.

Floors that were painted by earlier owners get stripped back to bare wood before staining.

Stair landings in older farm homes are hand sanded in the corners no machine can reach.

Taped plastic and a sander with its own vacuum keep the dust to one room.



Pricing is $2.50/Sq Ft when we sand, stain and apply three coats, or $1.00/Sq Ft for a screen and recoat that leaves the wood covered.
Yes, though soft pine is sanded lightly to preserve thickness. We check the wear layer before committing to a plan.
Machines vacuum as they cut and we tape off doorways. You will see a light dusting at most.
Yes. Paint comes off during the heavy pass and we quote that as part of the visit.
Socks the next day, furniture after a few days of cure.
Flat $250, if you want us to.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
A year on our labor, by employees and never subcontractors.