Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of school bags, kitchen stools and afternoon sun through the front windows cloud a finish. A new sanding and three new coats pull the grain back to the surface.
Years of school bags, kitchen stools and afternoon sun through the front windows cloud a finish. A new sanding and three new coats pull the grain back to the surface.
Sheen runs from matte to satin and is your call, and the stain suits oak and maple. Finish materials arrive from our Long Branch, NJ stockroom.
Stain samples go onto your own boards before any sanding, so the tone you sign off on is the tone that cures in your house.
Our labor is guaranteed for a year. NWFA trained employees of ours run the sanders.

Colonial oak from the 1960s is thick enough for repeated sanding, so scratches come out cleanly.

A deeper espresso color in a split level covers old dings and gives the room a finished look.

Three coats shield a kitchen floor from spills and the drag of bar stools.

Sun through a foyer window fades stain in a stripe, and a fresh coat evens it out.

Closet corners and stair landings are hand sanded where the machine cannot reach.

Doorways are sealed in plastic and the sander runs on a vacuum, keeping the bedrooms clean.



Count on $2.50/Sq Ft for the sanding, the stain and all three coats. A screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines feed into vacuums and doorways are sealed with plastic. Expect a light film to wipe, not a layer on the furniture.
Tones get tried on your boards until one fits, because maple and oak never read the same.
In socks the next day. Furniture waits a few days for curing.
Yes, we replace split or cupped strips first so the sanded surface looks uniform. Repairs are quoted on site.
Yes, for a flat $250.
It takes $250 off the estimate.
Staff we employ, with twelve months of labor guaranteed.