Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of heavy shoes, damp river air and afternoon sun leave a finish gray and tired. Fresh sanding and three coats show the grain again.
Years of heavy shoes, damp river air and afternoon sun leave a finish gray and tired. Fresh sanding and three coats show the grain again.
Sheen runs from matte to satin, and oak and maple both take stain well. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse stocks the products.
We put stain samples on your own boards before anything is sanded, so the shade you choose is the one that cures in your house.
Our labor is covered for a year. Everyone on the crew draws a paycheck from us and holds NWFA certification.

Boards laid decades ago can need several passes to remove paint drips and old varnish.

A medium brown stain evens out the patchwork left where rugs once covered the dining room.

Three coats in a front hall stand up to boots, strollers and daily mopping.

Afternoon sun fades color across a room, and a fresh coat evens the whole floor again.

Stair landings are hand scraped in the corners the large machine cannot touch.

Plastic barriers and a vacuum system stop dust from reaching the bedrooms upstairs.



Taking the floor to raw wood, coloring it and sealing it in three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft. A tired but sound finish can get a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
Machines are attached to vacuums and doorways are sealed with plastic. A light film is possible, and we vacuum before leaving.
We test samples on your boards until the tone suits the woodwork, since oak and pine take color differently.
By the next day in socks, and furniture waits a few days for the cure. We explain the timeline up front.
Yes, so the surface finishes level. We quote those repairs on site.
We handle it for a flat $250.
Yes, it saves $250.
One year on labor from our own employees.