Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of barn boots, a woodstove dropping ash and strong sun through bay windows leave floors dull. Sanding and three fresh coats bring the grain out.
Years of barn boots, a woodstove dropping ash and strong sun through bay windows leave floors dull. Sanding and three fresh coats bring the grain out.
You choose the sheen from matte to semi-gloss, and we color red oak, white oak and old pine. The finishes come off the shelves at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
We try stain on a patch of your real floor first, so the color you approve is the one that cures in your rooms.
Our workmanship is guaranteed for a year. NWFA certified employees from our own crew run the sanders.

Old pine takes gentle passes of the sander, since the soft wood scars if rushed.

A medium brown stain removes the orange cast from aging oak in a dining room.

Triple coated polyurethane stands between a kitchen entry and the melt tracked in on winter boots.

South windows fade stain over time, and a fresh coat evens the color.

Staircase landings in older houses are sanded by hand where the machine cannot go.

Rooms are sealed off and dust is pulled into the machine, so the rest of the house stays livable.



The package of sanding, stain and triple coat is billed at $2.50/Sq Ft here. A screen and recoat, which never exposes bare wood, costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, with lighter pressure and finer grits. We test the stain first since pine can blotch.
Machines pull most of it into collection and we seal doorways with plastic. Expect a modest cleanup.
Shallow marks sand out, and deep ones are patched with new strips before finishing.
Socks are fine the next day, with furniture back after a few days of curing.
A flat $250 covers it.
Reserving the estimate online saves $250.
The sanders are on our payroll, and we warrant labor for twelve months.