Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of stove ash, boots and rugs that shifted around leave a dull, scratched surface. A sand and three coats bring back grain you forgot was there.
Decades of stove ash, boots and rugs that shifted around leave a dull, scratched surface. A sand and three coats bring back grain you forgot was there.
You choose matte, satin or a richer sheen, and we match stain to oak, maple or pine. Supplies come in from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before we sand, stain tests go on your own boards, so the tone you approve is the tone that dries in your house.
Our labor carries twelve months of coverage. The sanding crew is on our payroll, trained to NWFA standards.

Wide pine boards in farmhouses often hide a century of wax and varnish that takes several passes to remove.

A deep brown stain in a Victorian parlor hides old scratches and suits the dark trim.

Three coats of poly make a kitchen floor shed boot water, spills and dropped pans.

Light pouring through a hillside window fades stain, and a fresh coat evens it out.

Stair landings and window seats are hand sanded wherever the machine cannot reach.

Doors are taped with plastic and tools connect to vacuums, so the dust stays in the work area.



A full sand, stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft, while a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Many solid plank floors take several sandings. We measure board thickness at the estimate and tell you honestly what is left.
Sanders pull dust into vacuums, and we seal doorways with plastic. Expect light cleanup, not a coating.
Frequently, after sanding. We try samples on your wood so you can see the new shade before we commit.
Socks work the next day, with furniture back after a few days of cure. We explain the schedule first.
Yes, at a flat $250.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
Twelve months on our labor, performed by our own crew.