Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of dining chairs, boots and wood stove soot leave a gray track through the hall. A new sand and three coats bring the color back.
Generations of dining chairs, boots and wood stove soot leave a gray track through the hall. A new sand and three coats bring the color back.
You pick the sheen from matte to satin, and stain takes well on oak or maple. Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ stocks the stain and finish.
Before any sanding starts, we brush stain samples on your boards, so the shade you approve is what cures in your Milford rooms.
Our work carries one year of labor coverage. The hands on the sander belong to our employees, who train to NWFA standards.

Victorian oak often takes several passes to lift generations of wax and old varnish.

A medium brown in a farmhouse hall evens out patchy wear and brightens a dim passage.

Three coats of poly seal the boards, so spilled coffee beads up and wipes away.

Boards beside a south window fade over the years, and fresh stain pulls the color back into balance.

Hand sanding reaches the corners of a steep staircase landing that the drum machine cannot.

Plastic over the doorways and a vacuum on the sander leave the kitchen and bedrooms untouched.



Plan on $2.50/Sq Ft for the sanded, stained and triple coated floor. Screening and recoating, with the wood left unsanded, is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Sanders feed a collection system and doorways are taped off. Cleanup afterward is a light wipe, not an excavation.
Test patches go on your boards until the tone is right. Different species hold pigment differently, so the mix is tuned to your wood.
Stocking feet can walk it the next day. Furniture waits several days while the coats cure, and we spell out the plan beforehand.
They are swapped before the sander arrives, so the finished surface reads as one floor. Pricing for that is set on site.
That runs a flat $250, if you want it done.
Yes, $250 off online.
Our crew, with twelve months of labor coverage.