Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of footsteps, a dining table dragged out for holidays and afternoon sun from tall windows wear a finish thin. Sanding down and resealing brings the grain forward.
Generations of footsteps, a dining table dragged out for holidays and afternoon sun from tall windows wear a finish thin. Sanding down and resealing brings the grain forward.
Sheen is your call, from matte through satin, and stain sits evenly on oak or maple. Stain and poly are stocked out of our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, so your supplies are never a wait.
Stain samples go onto your own boards before sanding begins, so the shade you approve is the shade that cures in your Shrewsbury Borough rooms.
Labor is guaranteed for a year. The sanders are our employees and hold NWFA certification.

Old growth oak in colonial homes often takes several passes to clear decades of varnish.

A medium brown stain evens out the patchy color left by decades under a rug.

Three coats of poly protect a front hall from salt tracked in during winter.

South windows fade stain over the years, and a new coat evens out the tone again.

Hand sanding covers the stair nosings and corners the drum cannot touch.

Plastic barriers seal off the work area, keeping the rest of the house livable.



The complete sanding, staining and three coat job is $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat, which skips the sanding to bare wood, is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, with care. Old boards are thinner and softer, so we adjust the passes to protect them.
Dust control sanders and plastic over doorways keep it contained. A light wipe down is all that remains.
Darker is straightforward. A lighter shade requires a full sand, which the refinishing includes.
Socks are fine the next day, and furniture stays out for a few more. We outline the schedule before starting.
Cupped or cracked strips get replaced first so the surface finishes even, with the repair quoted at the house.
Yes, for a flat $250.
A year on labor from crews that are our own employees.