Dustless Floor Refinishing
Dull patches in front of the sofa, scratches near the kitchen island and a yellowed finish all go away when the old coat is sanded off.
Dull patches in front of the sofa, scratches near the kitchen island and a yellowed finish all go away when the old coat is sanded off.
We pick the sheen with you, from matte to gloss, and supplies are stocked at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, ready with next-day delivery from Long Branch.
Before the sander starts we brush stain samples onto your actual boards, so you approve the tone in your own room and light.
Refinishing comes with one year of labor coverage. Brazil Floors staff run every sander, each trained to NWFA standards.

Library floors under built in shelves are sanded right up to the base so no unfinished strip shows.

A satin sheen in a sun filled room hides footprints better than a high gloss coat.

Landings and stair edges that the big machine misses are sanded by hand and sealed with the rest.

Faded boards beside tall windows recover an even color after a fresh sanding and stain.

Plastic barriers and a vacuum connected sander keep fine dust out of the bedrooms upstairs.

Old wax and varnish layers come off completely so the new coats bond to clean wood.



Sanding to bare wood, staining and applying three coats costs $2.50/Sq Ft. Skipping the sanding for a screen and recoat drops it to $1.00/Sq Ft.
Our sanders connect to vacuums and we hang plastic over doorways. A light wipe down at the end is all that remains.
Yes, because a full sand removes the old color down to raw wood. Samples on your floor show what the new tone will do.
Stocking feet are welcome by the following day, while rugs and heavy pieces wait several days for the coats to cure. The schedule is spelled out before work begins.
Yes. We replace damaged boards first so the surface sands evenly, quoted on site.
We do, for a flat $250 for the job.
Yes, a booked online estimate takes $250 off.
A full year on labor from crews that are our own staff, never subcontractors.