Dustless Floor Refinishing
Field dust, woodstove ash and strong sun through tall windows grind a finish down over the years. Sanding to bare wood and three new coats bring the grain back.
Field dust, woodstove ash and strong sun through tall windows grind a finish down over the years. Sanding to bare wood and three new coats bring the grain back.
Satin or matte is your choice, and stain suits oak, maple and old pine. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse supplies every finish product.
Before the sander plugs in, stain samples go on your own boards, so the color you approve is the color that cures in your rooms.
We guarantee the labor for one year. NWFA trained employees of ours run each machine.

Old pine gets a lighter touch on the machine, so the soft grain is not gouged.

Dark walnut hides decades of scratches and calms a big, bright living room.

Three coats stand between a farm kitchen floor and spills, ash and scraping stools.

Tall windows bleach stain in stripes. New coats bring the color level again.

Landings too narrow for the drum are sanded by hand.

Doors are sealed in plastic and the sander feeds a vacuum, so bedrooms stay out of the dust.



The sand, stain and three coats service is $2.50/Sq Ft, and the screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Sanders feed into vacuums and plastic seals the doorways. A light film wipes off shelves afterward.
We try tones on your boards until one fits, as pine, oak and maple absorb color differently.
In socks the next day. Furniture waits a few days for the cure.
Yes. Split or cupped strips go first, and repairs are quoted on site.
For a flat $250, yes.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
The crew that does it, for twelve months of labor.