Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of boots, horse country mud and sun through tall windows wear down a finish. Sanding to clean wood and sealing again restores the grain.
Decades of boots, horse country mud and sun through tall windows wear down a finish. Sanding to clean wood and sealing again restores the grain.
Sheen is your call, from matte to satin, and the stain works on oak, maple and pine. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse stocks everything the crew uses.
Stain samples go onto your actual boards before any sanding starts, which means the shade you approve is the shade that cures in your Harding rooms.
Twelve months of labor coverage apply to the job. Sanders on our team are salaried and trained to NWFA standards.

Many layers of wax and varnish on old estate floors can take several passes to remove.

A deep brown stain hides scratches and gives a library a rich background.

Poly applied in three passes keeps stool legs and spilled coffee from marking a kitchen floor.

Sun through tall windows fades old stain, and new color evens out the room.

Landings and corners the sander cannot reach are done by hand.

Plastic barriers and vacuum fed sanders keep dust away from the rest of the house.



Full sanding, your stain and three poly coats come to $2.50/Sq Ft. Keeping the existing wood and just screening and recoating is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Sanders are hooked to vacuums and we tape plastic over the openings. A trace of fine dust can still escape, which is why we wipe the rooms down last.
We try close shades on a test patch and keep adjusting until the two agree. Species and age of the wood change the outcome, so the sample is yours to approve.
Socks are fine by the next morning. Rugs and heavy pieces stay out until the coats have cured.
Yes, since a patch made afterward never blends in. Board work is quoted on site and starts from $150.
We can, for one flat $250, and everything goes back when the floor is dry.
It earns $250 off the job. The estimate visit is free.
Our labor is guaranteed for a full year. Makers of the stain and poly cover their own products.