Dustless Floor Refinishing
Years of kitchen traffic, rolling toys and bright afternoon sun dull a finish. Fresh sanding and three coats bring back the grain.
Years of kitchen traffic, rolling toys and bright afternoon sun dull a finish. Fresh sanding and three coats bring back the grain.
Sheen is up to you, matte through satin, and we adjust the stain to suit oak or maple. Stains and sealers are stocked in our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples go on your own boards before sanding starts, so the shade you choose is the shade that dries across your living room.
Every refinish is covered by a one year labor guarantee. NWFA trained employees run the machines.

Oak under decades of carpet glue and wax usually needs more than one pass to turn clean.

A medium brown stain over old oak hides scuffs and settles a big family room.

Three coats of poly protect a kitchen floor from dropped pans and dragged stools.

South facing rooms bleach gradually, and fresh stain evens out the lighter patches.

Stair edges and tight corners get hand sanding where the large machine cannot reach.

Plastic sheeting and vacuum fed machines keep dust away from bedrooms.



Full refinishing sits at $2.50/Sq Ft. Skip the deep sanding with a screen and recoat and the rate falls to $1.00/Sq Ft.
Often it can. We lift a corner at the estimate and tell you what condition it is in.
Vacuum attached sanders catch most dust and plastic sheeting seals the doorways. What is left wipes up in minutes.
Darker is usually simple, while lighter means sanding to bare wood. We test the shade on your floor first.
Light foot traffic in socks works after a night of drying, and heavy furniture waits several more days. We explain the cure schedule before we start.
Yes, damaged boards are replaced before sanding, and that cost is quoted on site.
Yes, for a flat $250. Separately, an estimate reserved online earns $250 off.
Our payroll crew, with one year on labor and no subcontractors.