Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of chairs scraping, boots coming in and sun through the kitchen window leave a finish dull. Sanding to fresh wood and three new coats brings it back.
Years of chairs scraping, boots coming in and sun through the kitchen window leave a finish dull. Sanding to fresh wood and three new coats brings it back.
Pick matte, satin or semi gloss. Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ supplies the stain and poly, and we explain how oak and pine take color differently.
Stain samples are brushed onto your own floor before the sander runs, so the color you pick is the color that dries.
Work is covered for a year, done by our own NWFA trained employees.

Soft pine gets a lighter touch so the grain stays crisp and the boards keep their thickness.

A medium brown stain evens out old patches and warms up a dining room.

Three coats of poly protect the kitchen floor from spills and boots.

Afternoon sun fades some boards, and a new stain evens the room.

Stair landings are hand sanded where the big machine cannot turn.

Plastic sheeting closes off doorways and machines pull in the dust, so bedrooms stay clean.



Sanding through to color and three finish coats is $2.50/Sq Ft. Where the wood is healthy, a screen and recoat goes for $1.00/Sq Ft.
Often yes. We check how thick the boards are and sand only as much as needed.
Sanders hook to dust collection and plastic closes the doorways. What is left is a quick wipe of the surfaces.
We test patches on your boards, because pine and oak take stain differently.
Socks are fine by morning. Chairs, tables and rugs come back once the coats harden, in a few days.
They are replaced first so the sanded floor is even, with repairs starting at $150.
Emptying and restoring the room is a flat $250, and the website request lowers the bill by $250.
Twelve months on labor, carried out by people who work for us.