Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of work boots, a spinning desk chair and afternoon glare from a front window leave a finish cloudy. Sanding back to bare oak and adding fresh coats restores the grain.
Years of work boots, a spinning desk chair and afternoon glare from a front window leave a finish cloudy. Sanding back to bare oak and adding fresh coats restores the grain.
Pick a matte or satin sheen, over oak or maple. Supplies come straight from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
Before the first pass of the sander, we try stain samples on your boards, so the color that dries matches the color you picked.
The refinish carries one year on labor. NWFA trained employees do the work, never hired subcontractors.

Upstairs Cape Cod oak is often thin, so the sander is set carefully to remove the finish and little wood.

A chestnut stain covers chair scuffs and brings a mellow tone to a dining room.

Three coats of polyurethane keep a hallway looking good through winter boots and wet umbrellas.

Sunlight through a front picture window fades stain, and a new coat brings the color back to level.

Steps and landings are hand sanded where the big machine cannot go.

Sheeted doorways and vacuum equipment keep the dust out of the rest of the house.



Complete sanding, your stain and three finish coats comes to $2.50/Sq Ft. Floors that can skip bare wood qualify for screen and recoat at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines run through dust collection and we tape plastic over the doors. What you see afterward is a light cleanup.
We lay samples on your own boards until the tone lines up, since oak and maple take stain differently.
Socks are fine after a night, and furniture can come back after a few days of cure time. We outline the schedule before beginning.
Yes, replacing cracked or cupped strips beforehand lets the sanded floor look uniform. Those repairs are quoted on site.
Furniture moving is a flat $250.
Reserving the estimate online takes $250 off the job.
One year on our labor, from crews who work only for Brazil Floors.