Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of barn boots, hearth ash and sun through big windows leave a gray, tired finish. A complete sand and three coats restore the warmth of the grain.
Decades of barn boots, hearth ash and sun through big windows leave a gray, tired finish. A complete sand and three coats restore the warmth of the grain.
You decide the sheen from matte to satin, and we know how stain behaves on oak, chestnut and heart pine. Everything we use on the surface arrives from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Prior to sanding we try stain samples on a bare patch of your own floor, so the color you approve is the color that dries across your rooms.
Our work carries a twelve month labor guarantee, performed by our own staff trained to NWFA standards.

Old chestnut and pine are soft and valuable, so the sander is held back to keep the patina.

A warm brown stain in a library hides patches that sunlight bleached over the years.

Three coats of polyurethane protect an entry hall from salt, slush and winter boots.

Large south windows bleach stain unevenly, and a fresh coat ties the room back together.

Stair landings and nooks are hand sanded where the machine cannot go.

Plastic sheeting covers doorways and the sanders vent into bags, so the rest of the house stays livable.



Full sanding, staining and three coats comes to $2.50/Sq Ft. Skipping the bare wood sanding and doing only a screen and recoat drops it to $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, with a lighter hand. We check the remaining thickness first so there is ample wood to work with.
Vacuum bags catch most of it and plastic seals the doorways. Expect a light film at worst.
Socks the next day. Furniture waits a few days while the coats harden, and we give the exact plan in advance.
Cracked or cupped ones are replaced before sanding so the surface is uniform, with the cost quoted at the visit.
For a flat $250, yes.
Choosing a time for the estimate on our site cuts $250 from the job.
Twelve months on labor performed by our own workers.