Dustless Floor Refinishing
Twenty years of dining chairs, sunlight and pet claws turn a floor cloudy. Fresh sanding and three coats of poly open the grain back up.
Twenty years of dining chairs, sunlight and pet claws turn a floor cloudy. Fresh sanding and three coats of poly open the grain back up.
Sheen is your call, from matte to satin, and both oak and maple accept the color. The poly and stain ship from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before any machine runs, we brush stain samples onto your actual boards. The shade you pick is the one that cures in your house.
A year of labor coverage backs the work, and the sanders are our own staff with NWFA training.

Floors that sat under carpet for decades often need only two passes to show clean oak.

A golden stain evens out the patches where old rugs left lighter zones.

The last coat of poly sets up hard enough for pets and kitchen traffic within days.

Sun through a patio slider fades color over years, and sanding resets the whole room.

Stair noses and landings are hand sanded wherever the drum cannot get close.

Doorways are sealed with plastic and the sander connects to a vacuum, which keeps dust out of bedrooms.



Sanding, stain and three coats of poly cost $2.50/Sq Ft. Skip the sanding with a screen and recoat for $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines are hooked to vacuums and doorways get plastic. You will wipe a little dust, not repaint the walls.
We test samples on your boards until one lands close, since oak and maple absorb color differently.
Socks are fine after a night, and furniture returns once the finish has cured for a few days. We map out the timing before work begins.
Yes. Damaged strips are replaced first so the sanded floor reads as one surface, with a price from the on site visit.
A flat $250 covers moving it.
There is. Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Our employees, never subcontractors, with one year of labor warranty.