Dustless Floor Refinishing
Twenty years of chairs, school bags and low winter sun leave a finish gray and scratched. Sanding to fresh wood and applying three coats resets it.
Twenty years of chairs, school bags and low winter sun leave a finish gray and scratched. Sanding to fresh wood and applying three coats resets it.
Select matte, satin or semi gloss, and we explain how oak and maple respond. Stain and sealer are loaded at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain tests go on your own floor before the sander starts, so the color you approve is the color you get.
Our work is guaranteed for one year, done by NWFA trained employees from our own crew.

Edges get their own pass with a smaller machine, so corners match the center of the room.

A satin finish keeps oak natural and quietly hides footprints in a room where kids run.

Maple blotches when stained carelessly, so color goes on in thin, even passes.

Afternoon sun fades some boards unevenly, and a new stain brings the room back in line.

Hallway boards that see the most steps are given an extra coat.

Plastic goes up over doorways and the sander bag captures dust, leaving the other rooms livable.



The full service is $2.50/Sq Ft with sanding, stain and three coats. A screen and recoat for sound wood is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Usually yes. We measure the wear layer first and sand just enough to clear the damage.
Machines extract dust at the source and we seal doorways with plastic. A final wipe down leaves rooms tidy.
We test several patches on your boards, because oak and maple take stain differently.
By morning, stocking feet are fine. Area rugs and furniture hold off until the coats harden, about three or four days.
Damaged boards are replaced first so the finish looks even, with repairs starting at $150.
Moving is a flat $250, and booking your estimate online takes $250 off.
Twelve months of labor coverage from the team that did the work.