Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of chair legs, snow melt and sun from a front window leave a gray, scratched surface. Fresh sanding and three coats open the grain again.
Decades of chair legs, snow melt and sun from a front window leave a gray, scratched surface. Fresh sanding and three coats open the grain again.
Pick matte, satin or a little more gloss, and expect even color on oak or maple. The finishing products come from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
We try stain samples right on your boards before the sander starts, so the tone you choose is the tone that dries in your Lodi rooms.
One year of labor coverage backs the finish. Every sander operator is our employee and trained to NWFA standards.

Oak that sat under wall to wall carpet often comes up clean, and the first pass removes old glue and stains.

A honey tone in a Lodi dining room brings warmth back to boards that had gone gray.

Three coats of polyurethane hold up to the daily traffic of a narrow hallway.

Winter boots are the hardest test, so the top coat is built to shrug off salt and slush.

Floor edges and corners that the machine cannot touch get scraped and sanded by hand.

Plastic barriers and a vacuum attached to the sander keep the dust out of the next room.



Sanding, stain and three coats together come to $2.50/Sq Ft.
The sander connects to a vacuum and we hang plastic over doorways. You will have light cleanup, not a layer on the furniture.
Yes, we check the thickness of the boards and the nail heads at the visit. If sanding would be unsafe, we say so before anything starts.
Socks are fine after about a day. Heavy pieces stay out a few more days while the finish hardens.
Loose or cupped strips are replaced first, and repair is quoted on site from $150. That keeps the finished surface even.
We can shift the furniture for a flat $250 as well.
Schedule through the website and the estimate earns $250 off.
Our own employees, not subcontractors, with one year on labor. The coatings themselves come with the maker's guarantee.