Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of shoes, table legs and afternoon sun turn a finish gray and patchy. A full sand and three fresh coats show the grain again.
Decades of shoes, table legs and afternoon sun turn a finish gray and patchy. A full sand and three fresh coats show the grain again.
You select the sheen, matte through satin, and the crew matches stain to oak, maple or pine. The finish products are drawn from stock at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples go on your own boards before any sanding starts, so the tone you choose is the tone you live with in Riverside light.
One year of coverage backs our labor. Every sander on the job is a company employee trained to NWFA standards.

Old wax and layered varnish need several sanding passes before bare oak finally shows.

A dark chestnut stain evens out blotchy patches left by decades of foot traffic.

Three coats of poly seal a busy hall, so mop water and sliding chairs leave no marks.

Window light fades stain unevenly, and a fresh coat brings the whole room to one color.

Steps and tight stair edges are hand sanded in the places the big machine cannot go.

Plastic barriers and a vacuum system hold the dust to the work area.



Sanding down, staining and putting on three coats of poly costs $2.50/Sq Ft. If the old finish just needs a scuff and fresh coat, that option is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines capture most of it and plastic seals the doorways. You can expect light cleanup, not a film on your shelves.
Often yes, when the boards are thick enough to sand. We check the depth at the estimate and tell you plainly.
Walk on it in socks the next day, and put furniture back after a few days of curing. We lay out the timeline before starting.
Yes. We swap cracked or cupped strips so the finished surface sits level, and repairs are quoted at the visit.
We do for a flat $250 if you would rather not.
Book your estimate online and $250 comes off.
One year on labor, performed by our own staff and not by subcontractors.