Gorsegner Brothers — hardwood floor installation, sanding and refinishing in New Jersey since 1951
Hardwood floor installation, sanding, and refinishing across New Jersey.
Dust-controlled sanding, custom stains, and stair work for homeowners in Monmouth, Mercer, Ocean, and Middlesex Counties. Same company since 1951, with a specialist crew for each stage of the job.
Know what happens next, start to finish
From the first call
Daily updates
Our office keeps you posted every day, so you're never guessing where the job stands. Your free estimate sets a specific schedule instead of a vague window, and from there you know what got done, what's next, and which rooms are usable that night.
During the job
Dust contained
Our dustless sanding system captures airborne dust at the source, so you can stay in the house while we work. NWFA certified, Bona certified craftsmen, and an A+ rating with the BBB behind every job.
After the job
10-year warranty
Our finish carries a 10-year warranty. If something's wrong because of how the job was done, we come back and fix it. A warranty is only worth as much as the company behind it, and we've been in New Jersey since 1951.
Six reasons, over and over.
- You just bought the place
The easy version of this job. Nothing to move, and you pick the color before the furniture lands.
- The stairs don't match the floors
Treads, risers, railings and balusters, built new or refinished to match the floors they run into.
- You're renovating and the floors have to match
Species, width and thickness all have to line up. We sand the old and the new together so they finish as one floor.
- The carpet is coming up
Most houses around here built before the seventies have oak under it. We'll tell you if it's thick enough to sand.
- You're getting it ready to sell
Floors are one of the first things a buyer reads. Best done a few weeks before it lists, not during.
- Pet scratches or water damage
Most scratches and stains sand out. Water depends on how far it got, and we'll tell you straight either way.
308 New Jersey homeowners, and they keep saying the same things.
Crews that show up when they said they would, a house left clean, and floors that look like the ones in the photos. Every review below is a real, verified Google review.
Certified New Jersey hardwood flooring contractors.
Certified New Jersey hardwood flooring contractors.
Anyone can say their work is good. Certification is how you prove it against a standard somebody else set, and it’s the reason we keep earning these rather than just claiming the years.
National Wood Flooring Association
The trade body that writes the technical standards for how hardwood gets installed, sanded, and finished. Working to those standards means the job follows a published method rather than one contractor's habits.
Bona Certified Craftsman
Bona makes the finishes and stains used across the professional flooring industry. Certification means the crew is trained on the exact products that go onto your floor, not just on flooring in general.
A+ with the Better Business Bureau
The Bureau's highest rating, based partly on complaint history and how those complaints get resolved. It measures the part of a company you only find out about when something goes wrong.
SERVICE AREA
Serving 60+ Towns Across New Jersey
From the Navesink riverfront to the Jersey Shore to Mercer County, we serve homeowners across central New Jersey.
The questions we get asked most
What things cost, how long they take, and what it's actually like having us in the house while we work.
Ready to get started on your floors?
Four steps from here to finished hardwood floors. Nothing to pay, and nothing decided, until you have the written quote in hand.
Request a Free QuoteSend the form
Just your name, phone, and email. That is the whole form.
We call you back
Within one business day, to ask about the rooms, rough square footage, and your timeline.
Free in-home estimate
We walk the rooms, check the condition of the floor, and talk through your options. No charge, no obligation.
Written quote, then your start date
Itemised and sent by email and text. The number in the quote is the number on the invoice.
