Dustless Floor Refinishing
Fifty years of family dinners, a rolling toy chest and afternoon sun have flattened that old finish. Sanding deep and recoating three times brings the grain forward again.
Fifty years of family dinners, a rolling toy chest and afternoon sun have flattened that old finish. Sanding deep and recoating three times brings the grain forward again.
Pick a sheen from matte to satin, and we adjust the stain for oak, maple or fir. Sealers, stain and abrasives for the job ride over from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse.
Before sanding starts we try colors on a patch of your own boards, so the shade that dries is the shade you signed off on.
Refinishing labor is warrantied for one year. The sanders are staff members, NWFA certified, never day hires.

Capes from the 1940s often have fir or pine under old varnish, and that needs gentler passes.

A medium brown stain hides worn spots in a living room that gets heavy daily use.

Three coats of poly guard a split level kitchen from spilled drinks and chair legs.

Sun through lakeside windows fades stain unevenly, and a fresh coat gives the room one tone.

Hand sanding gets into stair landings and closets that the machine skips.

Containment sheeting and a connected vacuum keep dust from drifting through the house.



Bare wood sanding plus stain plus three poly coats totals $2.50/Sq Ft. A buff and recoat on a floor that is just dull is $1.00/Sq Ft.
Sanders hook to vacuum collection and doorways are sealed with plastic. Expect a tidy room afterward.
They test samples on your boards until it looks right. Fir, oak and maple take color in very different ways.
Socks are fine after a night, but rugs and furniture wait several days. We lay out the sequence before work starts.
Yes. Cracked or cupped pieces are swapped out so the sanded surface looks even.
We do, at a flat $250.
Scheduling the estimate online removes $250 from the price.
Our employees do the work, and labor is covered for one year.