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Floors we have refinished, installed and repaired across New Jersey.

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Since 2008
185 New Jersey towns

Red oak strip floor in an empty room, natural finish, light coming from two windows

These are our own projects — not stock photography, and not someone else's portfolio.

Wood floor project by VGJ Floors Covering in New Jersey

Hallway mid-job: the finished half of the oak floor beside the section still to be done

Worn floor before sanding, drum sander resting on the boards and a patch of replaced boards showing lighter along the border

Refinished floor in a period bedroom, dark border inlay running around the edge

Close view of refinished red oak, grain and sanding direction visible under raking light

Old bedroom floor before restoration, paint spatter across the boards and a dark border inlay

Drum sander on a second-floor landing, stair treads sanded back to bare wood

Refinished dark oak floor in a New Jersey home, late afternoon light drawing across the boards

Stair treads sanded back to bare oak against freshly painted white risers

Living room floor sanded back to bare wood, buffer standing by and the radiator still in place

Entry with a newly refinished dark oak floor, front door open to the street

Entry hall with refinished dark oak floor meeting a white staircase

Two installers laying wide grey click-lock plank over a bare slab in a window-lined room

What to look for in a flooring portfolio

Look at the edges and the corners, not the middle of the room — that is where the difference between crews shows.

The open field of a floor is done by a machine and is hard to get wrong. Perimeters, closets, corners and the transitions to stairs are cut with different equipment and finished by hand, and a visible line where that work meets the field is the most common defect in a finished floor.

Raking light is the other tell. A photo taken with light running low across the surface will reveal scratch pattern that flat overhead light hides.

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