Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of shoes, rolled chairs and winter sun leave a cloudy finish. Sanding fresh and sealing three times returns the original grain.
Generations of shoes, rolled chairs and winter sun leave a cloudy finish. Sanding fresh and sealing three times returns the original grain.
Sheen runs from matte to satin and we match it to how your family lives. Oak and maple both take stain well, and supplies ship from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples get brushed directly on your floor before the machine starts, so the color you choose is the one that dries in your Pennington light.
A year of labor coverage is yours, and the crew consists of employees certified to NWFA standards.

Floors that saw a century of wax can need several sanding passes before the bare wood appears.

A rich brown stain in a dining room evens out the patches that sun and rugs have left.

Three coats of poly shield a family room against toys, snacks and sliding stools.

South windows fade color unevenly, so a fresh coat pulls the whole room back to one tone.

The stair landing in an older Pennington home is hand sanded where the big machine cannot reach.

Sealed doorways and a vacuum on the sander keep dust away from the rest of the house.



Sanding down to raw wood, adding stain and building up three finish coats costs $2.50/Sq Ft here. A screen and recoat that never reaches raw wood is only $1.00/Sq Ft.
Dust is pulled into the machine, and we tape plastic over openings. A light sweep afterward is all that is usually left.
Yes, we sample on your boards until the tone fits. Pine and oak take stain differently, so testing matters.
By the following morning it is safe in socks, and the sofa waits a few more days while the coating hardens.
Yes, cracked or cupped strips come out first so the sanded floor looks even. Repairs are quoted at the house.
Moving it is a flat $250.
Book the estimate online and $250 comes off.
Our own employees, never subcontractors, with one year of warranty on labor.