Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of damp summers, grandkids on the floor and afternoon sun leave the finish cloudy. A new sand and three coats pull the grain out again.
Decades of damp summers, grandkids on the floor and afternoon sun leave the finish cloudy. A new sand and three coats pull the grain out again.
We settle on a sheen with you, matte to satin, and the stain behaves on oak and maple alike. Materials leave our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
We place stain trials on your boards before sanding begins, so the color you approve is exactly what dries in your rooms.
Workmanship is guaranteed for a year, and the crew is made up of NWFA certified employees.

Ocean Grove floors a hundred years old often need extra passes to clear layers of old varnish.

A deeper walnut stain in a colonial dining room hides decades of scratches and warms the whole space.

Three polyurethane coats protect a kitchen floor from spills and the drag of chairs.

Sun through a sliding door fades stain, and fresh coats even the tone from window to wall.

Where a machine cannot reach, stair landings and closet corners are sanded by hand.

Plastic seals the doorways and the dust stays contained, so the rest of your home stays comfortable.



A full sand, stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft, while a screen and recoat without bare wood sanding is $1.00/Sq Ft.
The sanders pull dust into a collection system and we close doorways with plastic. What is left is a light wipe down.
We keep trying tones on your own boards until it fits, since oak and maple take color differently.
Stockinged feet can cross it the next day, and furniture comes back once the finish has cured. We share the schedule before we begin.
Broken or cupped strips come out ahead of the sanding, which keeps the finished surface looking even.
Yes, for a flat $250.
It does: an online estimate booking is worth $250.
Labor for twelve months, by employees of ours and never by subcontractors.