Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of sneakers, kitchen chairs on glides that wore off and sun from the back slider leave a floor gray and flat. A new sand and three coats give the grain back.
Decades of sneakers, kitchen chairs on glides that wore off and sun from the back slider leave a floor gray and flat. A new sand and three coats give the grain back.
You choose matte, satin or semi gloss, and we match stain to the species. Finish products ship out of our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Test patches of stain go on your own boards before we sand the room, so the shade you approve is the one that dries in your light.
One year of labor coverage backs the job. Our own employees do the sanding, trained to NWFA standards, with no subcontractors in the house.

Oak found beneath old carpet in a Hazlet ranch usually needs just two or three passes to come clean.

A medium brown stain evens out patchy color where a rug sat for thirty years.

Three coats of poly in an upstairs bedroom stand up to kids dragging toy chests.

Where a slider lets afternoon sun in, we choose finishes that resist amber shifts over time.

Stair edges and tight closets get sanded by hand where the machine cannot go.

Plastic sheeting and vacuum attachments keep the dust out of the kitchen and bedrooms.



A sand, a stain and three coats add up to $2.50/Sq Ft. For floors that only need a refresh, a screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft leaves the bare wood alone.
Frequently, in homes of this age. We lift a corner at the estimate and tell you what is there and what shape it is in.
Machines vacuum as they sand and doors are sealed with plastic. You will see a light film at worst.
If the color is in the finish, sanding clears it. We try samples on your boards to confirm the new tone.
In socks the next day, with furniture returning after a few days of curing. We map the schedule beforehand.
We can for a flat $250.
It does, $250 off the estimate.
Our labor for one year, done by crews who work for us directly.