Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of work boots, kitchen chairs and sun through the front window leave the finish dim. A fresh sand and three coats pull the grain forward again.
Years of work boots, kitchen chairs and sun through the front window leave the finish dim. A fresh sand and three coats pull the grain forward again.
We choose the sheen with you, matte or satin, and the stain works on oak, maple and fir. All the product ships out of the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples go on your own boards before the sander runs, so the color you pick is the color that dries in your Moonachie rooms.
You get a year of labor coverage. Our own NWFA trained employees run every machine.

Old fir in a cape takes a gentler touch, since the softer wood can gouge if the grit is wrong.

A warm medium stain evens out oak that faded unevenly near the front window.

Three coats of poly protect kitchen boards from stools dragged back and forth each morning.

Sun through the front glass fades stain over time, and a refinish returns a single shade to the room.

Narrow hallways between rooms are hand scraped at the edges where a machine cannot reach.

Plastic sheeting and a vacuum on the machine keep sanding dust off the upstairs rooms.



Going to bare wood with stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft, while the lighter screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft. The estimator says which one your floor needs.
We tape off doors and use vacuum fitted machines, so most dust never leaves the room. In a small house a light film can still settle, so cover keepsakes.
We test options on a spare board and adjust the tone until it lands close. Aged floors rarely match straight from a can.
Stay in socks the first day, wait roughly three days for the sofa, and give rugs two weeks.
Yes, since new strips need to be sanded level with their neighbors. Repairs start from $150, quoted on site.
We do for a flat $250. Box up small items beforehand.
Yes, $250.
One year on our labor, plus the finish makers' warranties on the products.