Dustless Floor Refinishing
Barn boots, mud season and a wood stove that coats the room in ash wear through a finish over time. A complete sand and new coats reveal the oak underneath.
Barn boots, mud season and a wood stove that coats the room in ash wear through a finish over time. A complete sand and new coats reveal the oak underneath.
From flat matte to a soft satin, we dial the sheen to your taste. Finishing products arrive from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
Color samples are brushed onto your own floor first, which settles the shade before the machine starts.
One year of labor coverage is standard, and the crew is our own team certified by the NWFA.

Floors in stone and clapboard farmhouses often hide fresh grain under old coatings that the sander uncovers.

Walnut color on bare oak gives hilltop ranches a fresh, grounded look.

Three finish coats shield kitchen floors in newer custom homes against spills and chair legs.

Window light in newer custom homes lightens boards unevenly, and refinishing levels the tone.

Hand tools take over at the closets and landings of hilltop ranches.

Rooms we are not working in stay protected from dust.



Our price is $2.50/Sq Ft for sand, stain and three coats of poly. For lightly worn finishes there is a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Sanders run into dust containment, and the rooms we are not in are sealed off. Cleanup in Franklin Township in Hunterdon County homes is light.
We build the color on your own floor, adjusting for species and age until it matches what you want.
Expect to stay off with shoes for a bit and return furniture after the cure. We map the schedule out for you first.
We replace broken strips ahead of the sander, which keeps the surface even. The repair price is given on site.
Moving furniture costs a flat $250 if you want that handled.
Book the estimate online and you take $250 off.
You get one year on labor from our payroll team.