Dustless Floor Refinishing
Woodstove ash, work boots and decades of sun through farmhouse windows leave wide plank floors worn and gray. Sanding returns the grain.
Woodstove ash, work boots and decades of sun through farmhouse windows leave wide plank floors worn and gray. Sanding returns the grain.
We settle the sheen with you, matte through satin, and the stain suits pine, oak and chestnut. The finishing products we use are kept in stock at the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before we begin, stain samples go on your own boards, so the color you approve is the one that dries in your Kingwood rooms.
Labor on refinishing is guaranteed for a year, performed by NWFA certified employees with license and insurance.

Farmhouse pine often carries layers of paint and varnish, so reaching clean wood can take several passes.

A golden stain on dining room oak warms the room and softens old scratches.

Three coats of poly in the hall hold up to boots, pets and firewood traffic.

South windows fade color over the years, and a new sanding brings the tone back.

Hand tools take over on landings and corners that the drum sander misses.

Vacuum sanders and plastic sheeting keep the dust from drifting through the house.



Put sanding, stain and three coats together and the rate is $2.50/Sq Ft; a recoat that stops short of raw wood is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Sanders are hooked to dust collectors and plastic closes off the doorways, so afterward there is only a light wipe-down.
Yes, with a gentler approach and fewer passes. We assess thickness and condition at the estimate.
Stocking feet can cross it the next day, while chairs and tables wait for the coats to harden.
Those get swapped ahead of the sander so the finished surface reads even, and the repair is priced on site.
Yes, at a flat $250.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
One year on labor, from our own employees.