Dustless Floor Refinishing
A hundred years of footsteps, woodstove ash and sun from a south window dull a floor. Sanding to bare wood and three coats bring up the grain.
A hundred years of footsteps, woodstove ash and sun from a south window dull a floor. Sanding to bare wood and three coats bring up the grain.
We set the sheen with you, matte through satin, and both oak and pine take stain. All of the supplies are trucked from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Stain samples are brushed on your own boards before we start sanding, so the shade you approve matches what cures in your Woodbine rooms.
Refinishing labor is covered for one year. Payroll sanders trained to the NWFA standard run every machine.

Old pine in a Woodbine farmhouse often needs extra passes to lift decades of paint and varnish.

A warm brown stain evens out boards that have darkened unevenly around a woodstove.

Three coats of poly protect a hallway against mud, boots and dragged chairs.

A south window fades the boards beside it, and new stain brings that strip back into line.

Corners and stair edges are hand sanded where the big machine cannot reach.

Plastic closes off the doorways and the machines collect dust as they cut, which keeps the house livable.



At $2.50/Sq Ft you get the full sanding, the stain you pick and three finish coats. Screening and recoating, which leaves the bare wood alone, costs $1.00/Sq Ft.
Machines pull dust into collection and plastic seals the doorways. Expect a light wipe down afterward.
Yes, pine sands well when the machine is set carefully. We test a spot first and tell you how the boards will respond.
In socks after a night, with furniture back after several days of curing. You get the schedule before we begin.
Yes, cupped or split strips are swapped first so the sanded floor is even, with repairs priced on site.
Yes, for a flat $250.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Employees from our payroll, standing behind the labor for a year.