Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of work boots, dragged firewood and morning sun through big windows flatten a finish. Sanding to bare oak lets the grain show again.
Years of work boots, dragged firewood and morning sun through big windows flatten a finish. Sanding to bare oak lets the grain show again.
Finish materials ship from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and we settle sheen with you, matte through satin, before the first pass.
We try several stains on a quiet corner of your floor, so the shade you pick is the same shade you live with.
Labor is warrantied for one year. The crew on your floor are Brazil Floors employees trained under NWFA standards.

Old paste wax on farmhouse boards takes extra passes to remove before stain can soak in.

A medium brown stain evens out sun faded oak where the south windows have bleached the floor.

Polyurethane in three coats protects a kitchen from wet boots and spilled coffee.

Sun through tall windows fades color near the glass, and a new stain unifies the whole room.

Corners and landings are done with a hand sander, since the large machine cannot reach them.

Plastic barriers and a vacuum connected sander keep fine dust out of bedrooms.



A complete sand, stain and three coats comes to $2.50/Sq Ft. A lighter screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines tie into vacuums and we tape plastic over doorways. A light wipe of shelves afterward is usually all that remains.
Sanding to bare wood allows a lighter tone, and we test samples first. Oak and pine react to stain in different ways.
Walking in socks is fine by the next day; chairs and tables wait a few days for the cure. We lay out the timeline before starting.
Yes, bad boards are replaced before sanding and the price is quoted on site.
A flat $250 and the crew shifts it for you.
An estimate booked through our site comes with $250 off.
We do, for a year on labor, from staff who are our own employees.