Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of commuter shoes, chair scrapes and afternoon sun cloud the finish. Raw wood plus three coats of sealer puts the grain back on display.
Years of commuter shoes, chair scrapes and afternoon sun cloud the finish. Raw wood plus three coats of sealer puts the grain back on display.
You decide the sheen, flat through satin, and oak and maple both take color well. The stain and the sealer are shipped to us from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before the sander runs, stain tests go on a hidden part of your floor, so there is no surprise when the color dries.
Labor carries a year of warranty, and the sanding crew is NWFA certified.

Old varnish from the 1970s lifts away in stages across a bungalow living room.

A mid brown stain blends the patched areas in a front room that has seen repairs.

Three coats shield a kitchen floor from chair legs and tracked in slush.

Sunlit floors beside big windows fade, and a fresh stain brings back depth.

The corners a machine can not reach are hand sanded on stair landings.

Plastic seals doorways and vacuum bags stay closed, which keeps dust out of bedrooms.



The full treatment of sanding, color and three coats costs $2.50/Sq Ft, while a recoat that preserves the existing stain costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
Sanders feed dust into collection bags and plastic closes the doorways. Afterward you wipe a few surfaces instead of the whole house.
Shallow stains sand out. Deep ones may need board replacement, quoted on site.
Socks work the next day, and furniture returns after several days of curing.
Yes, after a full sand to bare wood. Going darker is easier.
Yes, for a flat $250.
The online estimate booking takes $250 off.
A year on our labor, from our own crew.