Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of radiator heat, summer sun through leaded windows and foot traffic to the front door dull any finish. Sanding down and rebuilding the finish in three coats lets the grain show again.
Decades of radiator heat, summer sun through leaded windows and foot traffic to the front door dull any finish. Sanding down and rebuilding the finish in three coats lets the grain show again.
Choose a sheen from matte to satin; we adjust the stain for oak, maple or heart pine. Everything we need is stocked in our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before sanding, we brush sample stains onto your actual boards, so what you approve is what dries across the room.
One year of labor coverage stands behind each refinish. The sanders are our own NWFA certified crew members.

Enclosure oak laid a century ago often tolerates several passes, which strips layers of old varnish.

A deep java stain on a Franklin Avenue floor covers old scratches and warms the room.

Three coats of polyurethane protect a Kingsland Park kitchen from spills and chair legs.

Radiator pipes mean careful hand sanding around every pipe collar.

Stair landings in an older two-family are sanded by hand where the machine cannot go.

Plastic sheeting and a vacuum-equipped sander keep the rest of the house livable.



A complete sand, stain and three coats costs $2.50/Sq Ft, while a screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
If the boards have wear layer left, refinishing is almost always the better move. We check thickness at the estimate before recommending.
The machines collect dust as they cut and we seal door openings with plastic. Light cleanup is typical.
Sample patches go on your own boards until the tone works, because maple drinks stain differently than oak.
Walk in socks the next day. Furniture returns after a few days of curing.
Flat $250.
$250 off the estimate when booked online.
One year on labor from payroll crews, never subcontractors.