Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of work boots, kids and a dog's claws leave the finish clouded and gray at the doors. A new sanding and a trio of finish coats bring the grain forward again.
Years of work boots, kids and a dog's claws leave the finish clouded and gray at the doors. A new sanding and a trio of finish coats bring the grain forward again.
We pick the sheen with you, from matte to satin, and match stain to oak or hickory. Finish materials come out of our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples are brushed onto your own floor before the sander starts, so the shade you choose is the shade you receive.
Every refinish is backed by twelve months of labor coverage. The people running the sanders are our employees, certified by NWFA.

Layers of varnish on older farmhouse oak often take several passes to remove.

A deep chestnut stain on worn oak hides scratches and warms a formal room.

Three coats protect a kitchen floor from muddy boots and dragged stools.

Sun through big back windows fades stain in patches, and a new coat evens it out.

Stair landings and closets are hand sanded in the spots the machine can't reach.

Doorways are sealed in plastic and dust is contained, so the rest of the house stays usable.



A complete job, meaning sanding, stain and three coats, costs $2.50/Sq Ft. The screen and recoat option, which leaves the wood unsanded, is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Dust is drawn into containment as we work and doorways are taped off. You will see a light cleanup, not a layer across the furniture.
Samples are tried on your boards until the tone is right, because oak and hickory take color differently.
In socks the next day, and furniture returns once a few days of curing pass.
It is replaced first so the floor looks even once finished, and the repair is quoted on site.
For a flat $250, yes.
Reserving your estimate online saves $250.
One year on labor, done by our own employees.