Dustless Floor Refinishing
Eighty years of leather soles, a long hall dragging a vacuum and sunlight pooling on the dining room boards leave oak flat and gray. A fresh sand restores depth.
Eighty years of leather soles, a long hall dragging a vacuum and sunlight pooling on the dining room boards leave oak flat and gray. A fresh sand restores depth.
Pick a sheen from matte to satin and stain from natural to near black. Finishing supplies arrive on the truck from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
We brush stain on a corner of your own floor before sanding, so what you approve is exactly what will dry in your rooms.
Our labor is covered for one year, and the crew is NWFA certified. Employees do each step.

An entry hall takes the most wear, so it receives careful edge sanding and an extra coat.

Sanding erases the faded rectangle where a rug lay for years, and an even stain finishes the room.

South light bleaches wood unevenly, so we sand through the damage and choose a stain that holds color.

Stair landings and nooks get hand work where the machine cannot reach.

A light bleaching effect on old oak is corrected by sanding deeper and staining evenly.

Vacuum fed sanders and plastic walls keep the rest of the house clean for guests.



Sanding down, staining and applying three coats is priced at $2.50/Sq Ft. When bare wood is unnecessary, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, once we sand deeply enough to remove the old color. We show you a test spot before committing.
Sanding machines connect to vacuums and we hang plastic over doorways. We also wipe surfaces on the way out.
Water based finishes smell mild, and we ventilate between coats. We explain what to expect before we begin.
Socks are fine the next day, and rugs wait a few weeks. Furniture returns after a short cure.
Yes, at a flat $250 if you prefer.
Choose the online form for your estimate and $250 is credited.
Twelve months of coverage on labor, performed by employees.