Dustless Floor Refinishing
Decades of backpacks, a rolling desk chair and sun fading the boards near the sliding door leave a floor gray. A proper sand and three coats put the warmth back.
Decades of backpacks, a rolling desk chair and sun fading the boards near the sliding door leave a floor gray. A proper sand and three coats put the warmth back.
Sheen is your call, from low gloss to satin, and we explain how each looks over time. All coatings come from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Test patches of stain go on your own oak before we start, which means the shade you approve is the shade you will live with.
Refinishing carries a one year labor guarantee. The people running the sanders are Brazil Floors staff certified through the NWFA.

Old orange tinted finish on 1960s oak comes off with a few passes and reveals clean wood.

A satin sheen on a dining room floor hides daily wear better than high gloss does.

Three coats on a hallway floor stand up to cleats, strollers and wet boots.

Sun bleached boards beside a patio slider are evened out so the color matches across the room.

Landings and tight corners get sanded by hand, since a drum machine cannot reach them.

Plastic barriers and vacuum sanders keep dust out of the bedrooms and kitchen.



The sand, stain and three coat combination is priced at $2.50/Sq Ft. A screen and recoat without sanding to bare wood costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
The sanders connect to vacuums and doorways are covered in plastic. Expect a light wipe down, not a layer of dust.
Most oak of that era handles several sandings. We check the wear layer at the estimate.
Socks are fine the next morning. Furniture waits several days while the finish hardens.
We replace them before sanding so the surface looks even. Pricing comes at the house.
Yes, for a flat $250.
It does, since an estimate booked on our website carries $250 off.
One year of labor coverage, and the crew is our own, never subcontracted.