Dustless Floor Refinishing
Summers of sandy feet, winter slush and strong sun through bay windows leave a floor flat and gray. A new sand with three coats brings the depth back.
Summers of sandy feet, winter slush and strong sun through bay windows leave a floor flat and gray. A new sand with three coats brings the depth back.
You pick matte, satin or something brighter, and we match the stain to oak or maple. The finish and stain are stocked at the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain tests go onto your own boards before we sand anything, so the color you choose is the one that dries in your house.
Our labor carries a one year guarantee. Our own crew does the sanding, trained to NWFA standards.

Salt air and sand leave a bungalow floor scratched, and two or three sanding passes clear it.

A mid brown stain on a hillside living room floor hides scratches and warms the space.

Three coats of poly guard a kitchen floor against dripping boots and spilled drinks.

Hours of sun on the water side of a house fade stain, and a new coat blends the color.

Hand sanding handles the stair landing and door thresholds where machines can't fit.

Plastic taped over doorways and vacuums on every tool keep dust where it belongs.



Price for sanding, staining and a triple coat is $2.50/Sq Ft. A lighter screen and recoat, which stops short of raw wood, is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Grit scratches the finish fast, which is why a refinish helps. We vacuum during sanding and clean before each coat.
The machines collect it as they cut, and we seal doors with plastic. Expect a light film at worst.
Yes, after sanding. Sample patches on your boards let you approve the new tone first.
Socks the next morning, with furniture back after a few days of cure. We set out the schedule at the start.
Yes, for a flat $250.
Yes, $250 off.
A year on labor, from installers on our own payroll.