Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of boots, wood stove ash and sun through bare windows leave a finish gray. A careful sand and three coats bring the grain back to life.
Generations of boots, wood stove ash and sun through bare windows leave a finish gray. A careful sand and three coats bring the grain back to life.
You choose from matte to satin, and the stain works on oak, maple and old pine alike. Finishing supplies come off the shelves at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before the sander runs we brush stain samples onto your own boards, so the color you pick is the color that dries in your rooms.
Our refinishing labor is covered for one year. Sanding is done by our own staff, who are NWFA certified.

Old farmhouse pine is soft, so the sanding passes are kept light to protect the character of the boards.

A warm medium stain evens out the patchy color left by decades of rugs and furniture.

Three coats of poly guard a mudroom from melting snow, spilled coffee and dragged boot trays.

Sunlight through a south window fades stain near the glass, and a fresh coat blends the tone again.

Stair landings in a farmhouse are hand sanded where the machine cannot go.

Dust is contained behind plastic so the rest of the house stays livable during the job.



The full job with sanding, stain and three coats costs $2.50/Sq Ft. Skipping the sanding with a screen and recoat brings it to $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines collect the dust, and we seal doorways with plastic. What is left at the end is a light wipe down, never a film on the furniture.
Yes, with lighter passes so the wood is not cut too deep. We test samples first so the stain takes evenly.
Stocking feet are fine the following day, and the sofa waits a few days while the coats cure. The schedule is explained before work starts.
They are replaced first so the sanded floor matches, and the repair is priced at the house.
A flat $250 covers it.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
One year on our labor, done by employees and not subcontractors.