Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sun off the water, sandy feet and years of wet boots dull a floor and gray the grain. A new sand with three coats brings back the color.
Sun off the water, sandy feet and years of wet boots dull a floor and gray the grain. A new sand with three coats brings back the color.
You pick the sheen from matte to satin, and the stain we use suits oak, maple or pine. Finishing products are stocked at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples go onto your own boards before we sand, so the shade you choose is the shade that dries in your Hopatcong rooms.
Our labor carries a one year guarantee. Refinishers are our own employees, trained to NWFA standards.

Old pine and oak in a converted cottage may need several passes to clear decades of varnish.

A deep walnut stain in a lake house den hides scratches and warms up the room.

Three thin coats of polyurethane shield a kitchen floor from wet boots and dragged chairs.

Reflected light from the lake fades stain near the windows, and a new coat evens it out.

Stair landings in a hillside house are hand sanded where the machine cannot reach.

Containment sheeting and vacuum sanders keep dust in the room being worked.



At $2.50/Sq Ft you get the whole sequence of sanding, stain and three coats. If boards only need freshening, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Most owners do. Dust goes into containment, doorways are sealed with plastic, and we finish one area at a time.
Yes, though soft pine needs a gentler sequence and a careful stain. We test on your boards to avoid blotching.
In socks the next day, with furniture back after several days of curing.
Yes, so the sanded surface looks even.
Yes, for a flat $250.
Yes, $250 off.
Our own staff, with a one year labor warranty.