Dustless Floor Refinishing
Boot trays that never quite worked, a dog's claws and sun from a big south window leave a clouded finish. Fresh sanding and sealing restore a clear, deep grain.
Boot trays that never quite worked, a dog's claws and sun from a big south window leave a clouded finish. Fresh sanding and sealing restore a clear, deep grain.
You choose the sheen, flat to satin, and stain behaves nicely on oak, maple and aged pine. Stain and finish products are stocked at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Test patches of stain go on your own boards before sanding starts, so you approve the true color rather than a printed card.
We stand behind the finish for a year of labor. Staff sanders, trained to NWFA standards, handle the machines.

Wide pine boards are soft, so the sander moves lightly and keeps the surface level.

An espresso stain on oak in a great room hides years of use and sets off pale walls.

Three poly coats stand between a split-level hall and years of boots and paws.

Afternoon sun bleaches boards by tall windows, and fresh stain blends the color again.

Narrow stair landings are hand sanded where a drum machine cannot reach.

Vacuum-fed sanders and taped doorways hold the dust to one room.



A full job, meaning sanding, color and three coats, runs $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat, which stops short of bare wood, costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
They can, with a gentler touch and finer grits so the surface stays flat. We sand farmhouse pine often.
Machines connect to vacuums and doorways are sealed in plastic. Expect a light wipe down at the end.
Socks work after a night, and rugs and furniture wait roughly a week as the finish hardens. We lay out the timing before we begin.
Yes, cracked or cupped pieces come out before sanding, with the repair priced during the visit.
That service is a flat $250.
The estimate drops by $250 if booked online.
Labor carries one year, done by our own employees.