Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of porch steps, sun through bay windows and old wax leave wood dark and patchy. Sanding below the damage and sealing in three coats reveals clean grain.
Decades of porch steps, sun through bay windows and old wax leave wood dark and patchy. Sanding below the damage and sealing in three coats reveals clean grain.
We help you choose between matte and satin sheens and between oak, pine and maple tones. The sealers and stains ride down from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain tests go on a hidden stretch of your own floor before sanding starts, so you approve a color that truly looks that way in your house.
Our labor is covered for a year, and the crew is NWFA certified. Workers are our employees, not temporary hires.

Heart pine is soft, so we sand gently and keep the passes fine to avoid dishing the boards.

A warm medium stain in a cottage living room hides sandy scratches and gives the rooms a cozy tone.

The area by a kitchen sink wears quickly, so we add an extra coat there.

Gaps between old pine boards are filled with matching slivers before the final sanding pass.

A sunny bay window fades stain, and we select colors that stay stable in strong light.

Dust barriers and hose connected sanders keep other rooms livable while we work.



The full process, meaning sanding, stain and three polyurethane coats, is priced at $2.50/Sq Ft. If bare wood is not needed, we only screen and recoat for $1.00.
Yes, using finer grits and lighter passes. We test a small patch first to confirm how the wood responds.
Plastic closes off the doorways and the sanders feed into vacuum bags. Expect a quick wipe down when we finish, nothing worse.
Yes, so we watch moisture and skip coats on damp days. That is part of why our crew schedules around the weather near the bay.
Socks can touch the floor after a day. Rugs and furniture have to wait a few more days.
Moving furniture is $250 flat if you want us to.
Yes. Our website booking form is worth $250 off the job.
One year on labor from our own team.