Dustless Floor Refinishing
Wood stoves, winter boots and decades of afternoon sun turn a clear finish gray. Sanding to fresh wood and recoating wakes the grain back up.
Wood stoves, winter boots and decades of afternoon sun turn a clear finish gray. Sanding to fresh wood and recoating wakes the grain back up.
Sheen is your call, matte through satin, and oak and maple both take stain well. Our materials come from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples go on your actual boards before we sand, so the shade you approve is the one that dries in your Ringwood living room.
One year of labor coverage backs the finish. Our employees, trained to NWFA standards, do all the sanding and coating.

Floors in sixties ranches usually sand clean in two passes and take stain evenly.

A deep espresso stain covers uneven sun fading and makes a dining room look settled.

Three coats of poly guard the family room from boots, claws and dropped firewood.

Sun through the sunroom glass fades color unevenly, and fresh stain evens it out.

Hand sanding gets the corners of stairs and closets that the machine skips.

We hang plastic and run extraction so the dust stays out of the rest of the house.



Expect $2.50/Sq Ft when the floor gets sanded, stained and coated three times. When the wood stays intact beneath the finish, a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat does the job.
Machines pull dust into a collection system and doorways are sealed with plastic. Expect a light wipe down, not a gray haze over your furniture.
Yes, we try samples on the landing and the main floor until both agree.
You can cross the room in socks the next day, and furniture waits through several more days of cure. The schedule is spelled out before we start.
We do. Cracked strips are swapped before sanding and the cost is quoted on site.
Moving furniture is a flat $250 when you prefer not to lift it yourself.
Yes, an online booking trims $250 from the estimate.
Our own payroll crew, never subcontractors, with a one year labor warranty.