Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sunlight off the Hudson fades and yellows finish over the years, and heavy entertaining leaves its marks. A new sanding and coats make the floor look newly laid.
Sunlight off the Hudson fades and yellows finish over the years, and heavy entertaining leaves its marks. A new sanding and coats make the floor look newly laid.
You decide the sheen, from a matte that hides dust to a satin with a soft glow. Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ supplies the finish.
Stain patches are tested on your own boards before the sander starts, so the color you approve is the color that dries.
Our work is covered for a year and performed by NWFA trained employees from our own crew.

Mid century parquet and strip oak are sanded gently so the original pattern stays intact.

A pale, natural tone stops the floor from competing with the river view.

Satin coats leave the sheen low so a long hallway looks calm in full sun.

Afternoon glare discolors some woods, and a fresh stain evens the tone across the room.

Stair landings are sanded by hand where a machine cannot turn.

Rooms are sealed with plastic and machines capture dust, protecting furniture and art nearby.



Sanding, stain and three finish coats total $2.50/Sq Ft, while a screen and recoat for sound finishes is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines extract dust at the source and doorways are sealed. We recommend covering delicate pieces, and we help with that.
Often yes, with the right abrasives. We check the wood and the wear layer first.
Sanding to bare wood removes the old tone, after which we stain lighter or leave it natural.
Expect to step on it the next day and to wait a few days before furniture returns.
Any strip that is damaged leaves the floor before the first sanding pass, so the new finish sits level across the room. Repair pricing starts at $150.
Moving it costs a flat $250, and a web booking lowers the total by $250.
Our labor, for a full year, done by people on our payroll.