Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of dining chairs, wet boots and afternoon sun leave a hazy finish. Taking it to bare wood and adding three coats brings the grain back.
Decades of dining chairs, wet boots and afternoon sun leave a hazy finish. Taking it to bare wood and adding three coats brings the grain back.
We pick the sheen together, from matte to satin, and stain suits oak, maple and ash alike. Sealers and stains are shipped from the warehouse we run in Long Branch, NJ.
We brush stain samples on your own boards before sanding starts, so the shade you approve is the shade that dries in your Ridgefield Park rooms.
Our labor is guaranteed for a year. The sanding is run by staff we employ, each one trained to the NWFA standard.

Oak with decades of layered varnish needs several passes to reach clean wood.

A deep chestnut stain in a dining room hides scratches and unifies the room.

Three coats of poly protect a hall that takes wet boots and shopping bags every day.

Afternoon sun fades stain near the big windows, and a fresh coat evens the tone.

Stair landings are hand sanded where a machine will not fit.

Plastic barriers and vacuum sanding keep the dust away from the bedrooms.



Complete sanding, color and three coats of poly cost $2.50/Sq Ft. The lighter route, a screen and recoat without stripping, costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
Usually, provided enough wood remains above the nails. We check thickness at the estimate before committing to a full sand.
Machines draw the dust into collection and doorways are sealed with plastic. You can expect a light cleanup afterward.
You may walk on it in socks the following day, while furniture waits several days for the finish to cure. We explain the schedule beforehand.
We replace cracked or cupped strips first so the sanded floor looks even, and we quote that repair on site.
Yes, for a flat $250.
Booking your estimate online takes $250 off.
Twelve months of labor coverage, with our own crews doing the sanding rather than outside firms.