Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of work boots, woodstove ash and sun through farmhouse windows leave floors dull and gray. Sanding fresh and sealing in three coats draws the grain back out.
Generations of work boots, woodstove ash and sun through farmhouse windows leave floors dull and gray. Sanding fresh and sealing in three coats draws the grain back out.
We choose the sheen with you, from matte to satin, and match the stain to oak, maple or pine. Stain, sealer and poly are all stocked in Long Branch, NJ.
Stain samples go right on your boards before the sander is plugged in, so the tone you approve is the tone you will have in a Sussex room.
Our labor is guaranteed for one year. The people on the sanders are Brazil Floors employees who hold NWFA training.

Wide pine planks in a farmhouse need a light touch, because the wood is softer than oak.

A deep brown stain in a village parlor hides old scratches and suits the dark trim.

Three coats of poly in a kitchen protect against drips, boots and dragged stools.

Ash and soot near a wood stove call for a harder finish and a clean hearth edge.

Stair landings are scraped by hand where the machine cannot reach.

Plastic barriers and vacuum hookups keep dust from drifting into the bedrooms.



The $2.50/Sq Ft rate buys a sand to bare wood, your stain and three poly coats. A lighter screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Our machines connect to vacuums and doorways are taped off, so only a thin film settles. We clean up before leaving.
Yes. We use gentler passes on the softer wood and test stain on a sample first, since pine absorbs color unevenly.
Stocking feet can cross the room the next day, and rugs wait a few days longer for the cure. You get the schedule before we start.
Those boards come out first, so the sanded surface reads level. The repair cost is quoted on site.
Yes, for a flat $250.
An online estimate booking takes $250 off.
Our payroll crew sands, and labor is guaranteed for twelve months.