Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of work boots, dog nails and afternoon sun leave a dull, scratched surface. A full sand with three fresh coats brings out the grain.
Decades of work boots, dog nails and afternoon sun leave a dull, scratched surface. A full sand with three fresh coats brings out the grain.
You choose the sheen, matte through satin, and the stain suits oak, maple or pine. All supplies are sent from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
Before any sanding, we put stain samples on your own boards, so the shade you sign off on is the shade that cures in your Readington Township rooms.
Labor on every refinish is covered for one year. The crew are our own NWFA certified employees, never outside hires.

Wide pine from a Three Bridges farmhouse may need several passes to clear layers of old finish.

A deeper tone on a formal dining room floor covers old scuffs and suits dark furniture.

Three coats of polyurethane protect hallways in Stanton where the whole family comes through daily.

South facing windows fade stain over years, and a new coat evens the tone across the room.

Corners and thresholds that a drum sander cannot reach are scraped and sanded by hand.

Dust is contained with plastic and a vacuum system, so the rest of your home stays livable.



A sand, stain and three coats of polyurethane is $2.50/Sq Ft. A lighter screen and recoat leaves the bare wood alone and costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
Our machines draw dust into a containment system and doorways are sealed with plastic. Afterward you will find light cleanup, not a layer on every shelf.
Yes, though pine is soft and needs a gentler touch with the sander. We test a corner first and show you the result.
Stocking feet are fine the next day. Rugs and furniture wait several days while the coats cure.
They get replaced before sanding so the floor reads even. Repairs are quoted on site.
We can clear and return the furniture for a flat $250.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
One year on our labor, from a crew that is made up of our own employees.