Dustless Floor Refinishing
Muddy paws, sliding dining chairs and a bay window that bakes the boards all summer. Sanding to raw wood clears the damage and three coats seal the grain.
Muddy paws, sliding dining chairs and a bay window that bakes the boards all summer. Sanding to raw wood clears the damage and three coats seal the grain.
Sheens run from matte to satin, and stains work on oak, hickory and maple. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse ships the finishing products.
We brush stain samples directly on your floor before any sanding, so the color you pick is the one you will live with.
We warrant our labor for a year, and our NWFA certified employees do all the sanding.

Builder oak with an orange cast sands out and takes a cooler, more neutral stain.

Hickory shows strong grain variation, and a deep stain evens out its wide color swings.

Old varnish layers in a farmhouse are removed completely, then three fresh coats go on.

Sun through a bay window bleaches boards unevenly, and the new stain levels the tone.

Stair landings are hand sanded where a machine cannot go.

Sanders hook to vacuums and plastic seals the doorways, so the rest of the house stays livable.



Taking a floor to bare wood, staining it and adding three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft. A floor that needs no stripping gets a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Vacuum attached sanders and plastic over doorways contain it. A light wipe afterward is normal.
Yes, with additional passes to take every layer off before staining.
Stocking feet the next day, furniture after several days of curing. You hear the timeline before we begin.
Yes, cracked or cupped strips are swapped so the finished floor is even, priced on site.
A flat $250 covers it.
Yes, $250.
Twelve months of workmanship cover, from staff we employ.