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Monmouth County & New JerseyHardwood floor sanding & refinishing in New Jersey
Worn, dull or scratched floors rarely need to be replaced. We sand them down to clean wood and refinish them, in Monmouth County and across most of New Jersey.
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- Since 2008Refinishing NJ hardwood
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Signs your floor is ready for a refinish
- Gray or worn paths where people walk the most
- Scratches and marks that go through the finish
- A finish that does not shine anymore, even after cleaning
- A color you are tired of looking at
- An old coating or paint over the wood
If the boards are solid and sound, refinishing gives you back the same floor, with the look of new, without tearing anything out.

What refinishing does
Living room with fireplace
Before: sanded down to bare wood. After: the finish brings the color and the shine back.
Paint spots and worn finish
Before: paint spots and a worn finish, with the sander in the room. After: sanded and refinished.
Bedroom, old finish off
Before: the old finish coming off. After: the same room, refinished.
Worn and patched floor
Before: worn, stained and patched. After: sanded and refinished.
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Halfway through: the difference in one photo



How we refinish your floor

We look at the floor
Text us a few photos or we come see it in person. Estimate visits run from 7 am to 6 pm, and you get a clear price for the job.

Sanding down to clean wood
The old finish, scratches and gray wear come off. We sand until the floor is bare, even and ready for a new finish.

Filling and prep
Gaps, nail holes and small dents get filled, then the floor is sanded smooth again so the finish goes on clean.

Stain, if you want a new color
Keep the natural tone of the wood or pick a darker, warmer color. The stain goes on before any finish.

Finish, coat by coat
Water-based finish goes on edge to edge, coat by coat. We use quality products like Bona Traffic, made for heavy foot traffic.
Natural, stained, and finished to last
Once the floor is sanded, you choose the look. We go over the options with you at the estimate.

Natural tone
Keep the wood's own color. The finish brings out the grain and the character of every board.

A new stain color
Go darker or warmer. The stain goes on after sanding and before the finish, so the color is even across the room.

Water-based finish
We use water-based finishes, including Bona Traffic, a finish made for heavy foot traffic.
Refinished by our crew






Refinishing questions
Can every hardwood floor be refinished?
Solid hardwood can usually be sanded and refinished more than once. Engineered floors depend on how thick the top wood layer is. We check that at the estimate visit before recommending anything.
Can you remove paint or an old coating?
In many cases, yes. Sanding takes off old finishes and coatings down to bare wood. We look at the floor first and tell you what to expect.
Can I change the color of my floor?
Yes. After sanding we can stain the floor a new color, or keep the natural tone of the wood. The stain goes on before the finish.
What finish do you use?
Water-based finishes, including Bona Traffic, a finish made for heavy foot traffic.
Do you refinish stairs at the same time?
Yes. We can do your floors and stairs in the same job.
How do I get a price?
Call or text (732) 768-0854, or use the form on this page. Photos of the floor help. Estimate visits run from 7 am to 6 pm.
Get a price for your floor
Send us a few details, or text a couple of photos of the floor. We will get back to you to set up a visit and give you a price.
- (732) 768-0854Call or text. If we are on a job, we call you back.
- Estimate visits from 7 am to 6 pm
- Based in Long Branch, NJServing most of New Jersey and Pennsylvania outside Philadelphia





