Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of boots, kitchen traffic and sun through farmhouse windows dull a finish. Sand down to raw wood, seal it three times, and the grain returns.
Decades of boots, kitchen traffic and sun through farmhouse windows dull a finish. Sand down to raw wood, seal it three times, and the grain returns.
You choose a sheen from flat to satin, and pine, oak and maple all take the color. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse is where the stain and sealer come from.
A stain test goes on a quiet corner of your actual floor first, so the final shade is no mystery.
We back our labor for twelve months, and the sanders and finishers are NWFA certified employees.

Old pine that has been painted or varnished for generations clears up after several sanding passes.

A medium brown stain blends the repaired patches in a farmhouse living room.

Three coats protect a kitchen floor from wet boots tracked in from the yard.

Hand sanding takes care of the tight corners where the drum cannot go.

Plastic sheets seal the doorways while sanding, so the rest of the house stays livable.

Sunlit floors near big windows regain an even color after a fresh stain.



Expect $2.50/Sq Ft for the whole sequence of sanding, color and three coats, or $1.00/Sq Ft for a recoat that stays off bare wood.
Usually, as long as there is enough wood above the nails. We check board thickness at the estimate.
Our machines vacuum as they work and doorways are sealed in plastic. You will clean lightly, not wipe down every shelf.
You can walk on it lightly the next day and move furniture back after a few more.
Yes, so the sanded floor looks even. The repair is priced on site.
A flat $250 pays for it.
A web booking of the estimate takes $250 off.
Our labor for one year, done by our own crew.