Dustless Floor Refinishing
Generations of barn boots, sunlight through the west windows and stove ash dull a finish. A careful sanding and three coats bring the grain back into view.
Generations of barn boots, sunlight through the west windows and stove ash dull a finish. A careful sanding and three coats bring the grain back into view.
You select the sheen, matte through satin, and the stain suits oak, maple and old pine. Every can of stain and finish we use is stored in our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before the sander runs we brush stain samples onto your own boards, so the shade you approve is the shade on your floor.
We warrant refinishing labor for twelve months. The crew is made of our own employees who hold NWFA certification.

Old farmhouse pine is soft, so passes stay light to protect its character.

Medium brown stain blends the uneven color that rugs and sofas left over the decades.

Three coats of poly guard a kitchen from wet boots, spilled milk and dragged stools.

Afternoon sun fades stain near big windows, and a fresh coat evens the tone again.

Stair landings are hand sanded in the corners the machine cannot reach.

Plastic sheeting and a vacuum hooked to the sander keep the dust in one place.



The sanding, staining and three coats together cost $2.50/Sq Ft. A floor that is merely dull can take a $1.00/Sq Ft screen and recoat.
The machines collect it as they run, and we seal doorways with plastic. Afterward expect a light wipe down rather than a film on the furniture.
Yes, with lighter passes so the boards are not cut too deep. Samples are tried first, so the stain goes on evenly.
Walk on it in socks the day after, and put furniture back when it has cured for several days. We explain the schedule before we begin.
They are replaced first so the finished floor looks uniform, and the repair is quoted on site.
A flat $250 covers it.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
One year on our labor, from employees and not subcontractors.