Dustless Floor Refinishing
Between sandy soil and field dust blown in from the back yard, a finish takes a beating. Starting fresh with a full sand puts the glow back.
Between sandy soil and field dust blown in from the back yard, a finish takes a beating. Starting fresh with a full sand puts the glow back.
You choose the finish level, and we adjust the stain to your wood species. Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ supplies the materials.
We try stain on a hidden patch of your floor in Franklin Township in Gloucester County, so you see how your wood really takes color.
Labor carries a one year warranty, and the people who sand your floor are licensed, insured employees of ours.

Layered finishes in farmhouse style homes near Coles Mill Road need multiple sanding passes before the wood shows through.

A rich brown tone brings warmth to newer colonials and masks surface wear.

Poly applied in three layers guards high traffic rooms in farmhouse style homes.

Sun bleached strips by the glass are blended back into the room after sanding.

Tight corners and stair edges in Franklin Township in Gloucester County are sanded by hand for a clean finish.

Dust control is built into every job, with doorways sealed off.



Full refinishing, stain included, costs $2.50/Sq Ft for the sanding and three coats. Screen and recoat is the $1.00/Sq Ft option.
We use filtered sanders and plastic barriers, so dust stays in the work area. The rest of your house sees only a light wipe down.
Bring a photo and we test close matches directly on your boards, which react differently from the original.
You can walk in socks after a day. Heavy furniture waits several days while the finish hardens.
Cracked or cupped boards come out before sanding, and we quote the work during the visit.
Yes, our furniture moving fee is $250 flat.
Online booking saves $250 on the job.
We guarantee labor for twelve months with our own crew, never subcontractors.