Dustless Floor Refinishing
Summers of sand, pool floats and rolling suitcases leave a hazy, scratched surface. Taking it to bare wood and sealing it again restores the grain.
Summers of sand, pool floats and rolling suitcases leave a hazy, scratched surface. Taking it to bare wood and sealing it again restores the grain.
We choose a sheen with you, from matte to satin, and match the stain to oak, maple or pine. Finish products ride over from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before sanding starts, we test stain samples on your actual boards so the tone you approve is the tone that dries in a Surf City room.
You receive a year of coverage on labor. The people running the sander are our employees, trained to NWFA standards.

Old painted pine in a cottage often hides good boards, and a few passes reveal them.

A driftwood gray stain in a great room covers old scratches and suits the coastal palette.

Three coats of satin in the hall stand up to wet feet and sandy sandals.

Strong light from the bay fades some stains, and a fresh coat evens the tone again.

A short stair landing is scraped by hand in the corners that the machine cannot touch.

Plastic barriers and a vacuum on the machine keep dust out of the bedrooms.



A complete sand with stain and three coats is $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Our machines connect to vacuums and we tape doorways, so only a light film settles. We clean the rooms before we go.
Yes, though softer pine marks more easily and takes stain differently. We test a sample so you know the result.
You can walk in socks by the next morning, and furniture waits a few days for the cure. We lay out the schedule before starting.
We replace those first so the sanded floor looks even. Repair costs are quoted on site.
We do, for a flat $250.
Yes, the online booking brings $250 off.
Our staff does the sanding, and labor is guaranteed for a year.