Dustless Floor Refinishing
Sandy sandals, sun pouring through bay windows and a decade of kitchen chairs leave a floor looking gray. Three fresh coats put the warmth back.
Sandy sandals, sun pouring through bay windows and a decade of kitchen chairs leave a floor looking gray. Three fresh coats put the warmth back.
We settle the sheen with you, anywhere from matte to satin, and oak, maple and birch all take the finish well. Poly comes from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ.
A sample patch of stain goes onto your floor before sanding starts, so the color you approve is the color that cures in your Toms River rooms.
A one year guarantee covers our labor. Our NWFA certified sanders are Brazil Floors employees.

Original 1960s oak in Toms River ranches sands up cleanly and takes stain evenly.

A chestnut stain on a cottage bedroom floor evens out the faded areas where the sun hits.

Polyurethane in three thin coats builds a firm surface that handles stools and sliding chairs.

Sun off the bay fades finish near big windows, and a new coat brings the whole room to one tone.

Hallway edges and stair landings are scraped by hand in places the drum cannot touch.

We seal off doorways and run a vacuum on the sander, so the rest of the house stays livable.



The sand, the stain and the three coats of poly together are $2.50/Sq Ft. For a floor with a sound finish, screen and recoat is $1.00/Sq Ft.
The sanders pull dust into a collection system, and we close off doorways with plastic. You will deal with a light wipe down, nothing worse.
We test samples on your own boards until the tone is right, because oak and maple do not take color the same way.
Socks the next day, furniture after a few days, and rugs after about two weeks. We lay out the schedule before starting.
Yes. Cupped or broken strips are replaced so the sanded surface looks even, with repairs priced on site.
Furniture handling is a flat $250 when you want it done.
There is a $250 credit for scheduling the estimate on the website.
Twelve months of labor from a crew that is entirely on our payroll.