Dustless Floor Refinishing
Summers of wet feet, rolling beach chairs and sun off the river leave a dull floor. A full sand with three new coats lets the grain show again.
Summers of wet feet, rolling beach chairs and sun off the river leave a dull floor. A full sand with three new coats lets the grain show again.
Choose matte through satin sheen, and expect stain to work on oak and maple alike. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse supplies the sealers.
A stain sample goes onto your own boards before sanding starts, so the shade you approve is the one that dries in your Pine Beach rooms.
We guarantee our labor for one year. Sanding is done by our direct employees, who are NWFA certified.

Cottage oak with years of layered varnish usually needs several passes before bare wood shows.

A deeper brown stain on a small living room floor softens old scratches and warms the walls.

Three polyurethane coats seal a kitchen floor against spills and the drag of stools.

Strong light through a sunroom fades color near the glass, and new stain evens it out.

Corners on a cottage stair landing are hand sanded where the machine does not reach.

Dust is contained and doors are sealed, leaving the rest of the house livable.



A sand, stain and three coats job is $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat without the full sand is the lighter option at $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines draw dust into a containment system and doorways are taped with plastic. Expect light wiping afterward, nothing like a film on the shelves.
We try samples on your boards until it fits, since oak and maple absorb stain differently.
Walking in socks is fine by the next day, and furniture waits a few more days while the finish cures. We map out the schedule at the start.
Yes. Cracked or cupped strips are replaced first so the finished floor reads even.
Shifting your furniture costs a flat $250.
Schedule the estimate through our website and $250 comes off.
A one year labor warranty, performed by our employees and never by subcontractors.