Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of sun through slider doors, rolling chairs and bay sand leave the finish cloudy. A deep sanding and fresh coats bring out the grain.
Years of sun through slider doors, rolling chairs and bay sand leave the finish cloudy. A deep sanding and fresh coats bring out the grain.
You pick matte, satin or a touch of gloss, and the stain sits evenly on oak or maple. Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ stocks the materials.
Stain swatches go on your own boards before any machine runs, so the color you approve is exactly what dries in your rooms.
Our work is guaranteed for a year on labor. Every sander on the crew is our employee and trained to NWFA standards.

Layers of old varnish on cottage floors often need several passes of the drum sander to clear.

A mid brown stain evens out the patchy color that slider door sunlight leaves behind.

Three thin coats of polyurethane protect kitchen oak from spills and chair legs.

Boards near big south windows fade unevenly, and a new stain makes the whole room match.

Hand sanding finishes the corners and stair landings that the machine cannot reach.

Plastic sheeting and vacuum attached sanders keep the dust away from the bedrooms.



A full sanding, stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat without exposing bare wood is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Our machines capture most of it and we seal doorways with plastic. Expect a light dusting that wipes away, not a film on everything you own.
We test on your actual floor until the tone is right, since each wood species takes pigment differently.
Socks are fine the next day, while furniture waits several days so the coating can cure. The foreman explains the schedule before sanding starts.
Yes. Cupped or cracked strips are swapped first so the finished floor reads even, and the repair is quoted on site.
Clearing the rooms for you is a flat $250 add on.
Anyone who reserves the visit through our site takes $250 off the final bill.
Twelve months on labor, performed by people who work for us full time.