Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of chair legs, furnace dust and sun through the front window leave a cloudy finish. A deep sand and three coats reveal the grain underneath.
Decades of chair legs, furnace dust and sun through the front window leave a cloudy finish. A deep sand and three coats reveal the grain underneath.
Matte, satin or a little more gloss is your call, and oak, maple and ash each take stain a bit differently. Our finishing supplies leave the Long Branch, NJ warehouse the day your job is scheduled.
Before any sanding begins we brush stain samples onto your actual boards, so the color on the floor of your Little Falls house matches what you approved.
Labor is guaranteed for one year, and the finishers are salaried employees who work to NWFA standards.

Layers of old varnish in a Main Street colonial take several passes before bare oak shows.

A medium brown stain evens out patchy color in a living room where a rug sat for years.

Polyurethane rolled on in three coats protects a kitchen floor from spills and chair drag.

Afternoon sun fades color by a south window, so we blend the stain into the lighter patch.

Stair landings and corners get hand sanding where the big machine cannot reach.

Taped plastic at the doors and a vacuum hose on the sander leave the bedrooms clean.



Sand, stain and three coats cost $2.50/Sq Ft, and a screen and recoat alone is $1.00/Sq Ft.
The sander is hooked to a vacuum and doorways are taped with plastic. Expect a light wipe-down at the end, not a layer on every shelf.
Usually many times, provided the wear layer still has thickness. We measure at the estimate before promising a sand.
Walk in socks the next day. Furniture returns after a few days of curing, and we spell out the timing up front.
Yes, a full sand takes it to bare wood, then we apply a lighter stain or leave it natural.
We shift furniture for a flat $250 when you would rather not.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Our labor for twelve months, plus the maker coverage on the finish products.