Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of wet boots, woodstove ash and summer guests dull any finish. A deep sand and fresh coats bring out the grain again.
Years of wet boots, woodstove ash and summer guests dull any finish. A deep sand and fresh coats bring out the grain again.
You choose matte, satin or gloss, and the stain suits oak, maple or older softwood. Our materials come out of the warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
We test stain swatches right on your planks before sanding starts, so the final color matches what you picked under your own cottage windows.
Our labor carries a twelve month guarantee. The sanders are our employees, schooled to NWFA standards.

Decades of varnish on lakeside pine boards come off in careful passes so the wood is not thinned.

A medium brown stain on an old cottage living room covers water marks and warms up the walls.

Three poly coats let a kitchen floor survive wet boots and dragged stools all season.

Sun through lake windows fades color unevenly, so we blend the bleached bands before sealing.

Stair landings in a split level get hand scraped wherever the machine cannot fit.

Sealed doors and vacuum sanders keep the rest of a small cottage livable.



The full job, from bare wood sanding through stain and three coats, is priced at $2.50/Sq Ft. A lighter screen and recoat that stops short of raw wood is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Vacuum attached sanders catch most of it, and plastic seals the doorways. What lands on the furniture is a light wipe.
Yes, carefully, since softwood cuts quicker than oak. We choose the grit to match the board.
Stocking feet are fine the following day, and rugs wait a week or so. We review the schedule before we start.
It will, since the sample is tested on your own boards first. Pine, oak and maple each soak color differently.
We can, for a flat $250.
Booking it online takes $250 off.
The labor for one year, by a crew made up of our own employees.