Dustless Floor Refinishing
Winter boots, sun through lake facing glass and years of kitchen chairs flatten a finish. A new sand and three coats bring the grain back out.
Winter boots, sun through lake facing glass and years of kitchen chairs flatten a finish. A new sand and three coats bring the grain back out.
You choose the sheen from matte to satin, and oak and maple each take color their own way. Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse holds the finishing materials.
Stain samples go onto your own boards before the sander starts, so the shade you approve is the one that cures in your rooms.
We guarantee refinishing labor for a year. Each sander on the crew works for us directly and holds NWFA training.

Heavy old varnish in ski houses can take several cutting passes before the oak is clean.

A deep brown stain in a lakeside cottage hides scratches and warms the open living area.

A triple coat of polyurethane shields kitchen boards from spills and scraping chairs.

Afternoon sun off the lake fades stain unevenly, and a fresh coat brings the color back.

Landings and stair edges are sanded by hand where the large machine cannot reach.

Plastic barriers and dust capture keep the rest of the house livable while we sand.



The full service is $2.50/Sq Ft and covers sanding to bare wood, your stain and three coats. A lighter pass, screening and recoating, is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines pull dust into a collection system, and doorways are taped under plastic. Cleanup afterward is light.
We try samples on your boards until the tone fits, because oak, maple and pine each take color differently.
You can cross the floor in socks by the next day. Rugs and furniture wait for the coats to cure, and we map that schedule before work begins.
They are replaced before sanding so the finished floor looks even, with repairs quoted on site.
Yes, for a flat $250.
A booking made through our website lowers the job by $250.
Twelve months on labor, from our own employees and never subcontracted crews.