Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of dinner parties, school shoes and sun through leaded windows leave a cloudy surface. A sand to bare wood and three fresh coats bring out the grain.
Decades of dinner parties, school shoes and sun through leaded windows leave a cloudy surface. A sand to bare wood and three fresh coats bring out the grain.
We choose the sheen together, from matte to satin, and stain works on oak, maple and walnut alike. Stains and sealers are drawn from stock at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
We brush stain samples onto your own boards before sanding begins, so the shade you approve is the shade that dries in your Ridgewood rooms.
The labor is guaranteed for a year. Those running our sanders work for us directly and hold NWFA training.

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

A dark walnut stain in a formal dining room covers scratches and deepens the room.

Three coats of poly shield a center hall that takes wet boots and shopping bags daily.

Western light bleaches stain unevenly near tall windows, and a fresh coat restores the balance.

Where a drum sander cannot reach, such as a stair landing, we sand by hand.

Plastic barriers and vacuum-attached sanders keep dust out of the bedrooms.



Sanding fully, then staining and applying three coats comes to $2.50/Sq Ft. Scuffing and recoating the existing finish, without stripping, comes to $1.00/Sq Ft.
Often, depending on how much wood sits above the pattern's tongues. We check thickness at the estimate before agreeing to a full sand.
Machines draw dust into collection and doorways are sealed with plastic. A light cleanup is all that remains.
Walking in socks is fine the day after, though furniture waits until the coats have cured for a few days. We explain the schedule first.
Cracked or cupped strips are replaced before sanding so the finished floor looks even, with the repair quoted on site.
We do, for a flat $250.
Booking your estimate online takes $250 off.
Labor is guaranteed for a year, and the crews are our own staff rather than contractors.