Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of foot traffic, summer humidity off the Delaware and sun through front windows dim the finish. A fresh sand and three coats lift the grain right back.
Decades of foot traffic, summer humidity off the Delaware and sun through front windows dim the finish. A fresh sand and three coats lift the grain right back.
You pick the sheen from matte to satin with us, and the stain behaves well on oak and maple. Supplies are staged from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
Stain samples go straight on your own boards before any sanding starts, so the tone you sign off on is the one that cures in your rooms.
Labor carries a one year guarantee. The crew are employees of ours, certified through NWFA training.

Original strip floors from the early 1900s often need a couple of passes to clear out stacked layers of old varnish.

A deeper walnut tone covers old scratches in a Cape Cod front room and warms its low ceiling.

Three coats of polyurethane protect a dining room floor from dragged chairs and spilled drinks.

Window light fades stain over the years, and a new coat levels the color from the sunny side to the shaded wall.

Where the sander cannot reach, hall corners and stair landings are finished by hand.

Dust is contained and doorways are sealed with plastic, so the rest of the house stays livable.



A full sand, your chosen stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft. If sanding to bare wood is not needed, a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
The machines pull dust into a collection system and we close off doorways with plastic. A light wipe-down is all that remains.
We try tones on your actual boards until one lands, because oak and maple absorb color in different ways.
Socks are fine the following day, and rugs and furniture wait a few days for the coats to cure. We lay out the timing before work begins.
Cracked or cupped strips are replaced before sanding so the whole floor reads even, with the repair quoted on site.
Yes, a flat $250 covers moving it.
The website booking discount for an estimate is $250.
One year on labor, from licensed and insured employees who never subcontract the job.