Dustless Floor Refinishing
Seventy years of walking, moving days and sun through the picture window leave oak thin and gray. Sanding through the old film and sealing in layers renews it.
Seventy years of walking, moving days and sun through the picture window leave oak thin and gray. Sanding through the old film and sealing in layers renews it.
Pick a sheen from flat to satin, and stain from natural to dark. Materials are loaded from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ the morning of the job.
We test a few stain colors on a patch of your own floor before the sander runs, so approval happens against real wood.
Labor is warranted for a year. The people on your floor are NWFA certified employees of Brazil Floors.

Mid century red oak has plenty of thickness left, so two or three sanding passes clear the old yellow varnish.

A walnut stain makes an open dining area look deliberate, and it shifts attention from older paint lines.

Hallways between bedrooms get a final coat laid along the grain so lap marks do not show.

Faded patches from a picture window are sanded flat and stained evenly with the rest of the room.

A worn doorway threshold gets hand sanding, since a machine would leave a dip.

Vacuums attached to the sander keep the dust off the bedroom hall and the furniture beyond it.



A complete sand, stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft, while a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft. Which one fits depends on how worn the finish has become.
Often it is, since protected oak underneath is in good shape. We peek under a corner at the estimate.
Sanders connect to vacuum units, and plastic sheeting covers the doorways. Nearly all the dust stays in the room we are working.
Water based poly has a milder smell than older oil types. We open windows between coats and tell you what to expect.
Yes, after sanding to bare wood. How light depends on the species and what the old stain left behind.
We handle it for $250 flat, or you can empty the rooms yourself.
Yes, the website booking form lowers the project by $250.
Twelve months on labor, performed by employees and not by subcontractors.