Dustless Floor Refinishing
Woodstove grit, years of boots and strong afternoon sun leave a floor looking tired. Sanding down and resealing brings the grain back.
Woodstove grit, years of boots and strong afternoon sun leave a floor looking tired. Sanding down and resealing brings the grain back.
Pick matte, satin or somewhere between, and the stain takes well on oak, maple and pine. Everything we use is shipped out of the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before any sanding, stain samples are brushed on your floor, so the shade you approve is the one that cures in your rooms.
A twelve month warranty covers the labor on this job. Sanding is done by salaried crew members trained to NWFA standards.

Layers of old varnish in a farmhouse parlor may call for several sanding passes.

A deep brown tone hides scratches and warms a cottage living room facing the trees.

Poly in three coats seals a kitchen floor against puddles from the dog bowl and chair legs.

Windows facing south fade old stain, and fresh color restores the balance.

Landings and steps that the sander cannot reach are finished by hand.

Sealed doorways and vacuum fed sanders keep dust from drifting through the house.



The complete treatment, sanded bare, stained and sealed with three poly coats, is $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat that keeps the finish in place is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Our sanders are fitted with vacuums and doorways are sealed with plastic. A little fine dust can still settle, so we wipe the room on the final day.
We test close shades on your floor and tune them toward the photo. Wood species changes the outcome, so you approve a sample first.
Stocking feet are fine by the next morning. Rugs and heavy furniture should wait for the finish to cure.
Yes, and that gives the best blend. Board repairs are quoted at the house and start from $150.
We will, at a flat $250, and put it back when the floor is dry.
Yes, the estimate booked through our site earns $250 off the work.
Our labor is warranted for one year. The finish makers stand behind their own materials.