Samples on Your Own Wood
We line up three or four candidate colors on one freshly sanded corner, then you compare them under midday sun and evening lamps before anything is decided.
We line up three or four candidate colors on one freshly sanded corner, then you compare them under midday sun and evening lamps before anything is decided.
Stain makes every sanding swirl pop, so the last pass uses a fine screen and our vacuum makes two full laps before a single can is opened.
Pigment goes on with pads a section at a time, and any extra gets buffed away fast, keeping the tone consistent from the fireplace to the front door.
Licensed, insured, NWFA trained people handle your floor, and our labor guarantee on stain work lasts twelve months after the final sealer dries.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft. Color only takes evenly on freshly sanded wood, so the $2.50/Sq Ft sand and refinish usually comes along with it, and your estimate spells out what applies.
Yes. A small patch is sanded and three or four colors are brushed on, letting you study them at breakfast and after dark before committing.
Every species drinks pigment its own way, and decades of sunlight add their own tint to older oak. Only a sample on your real floor tells the truth.
Yes. Neutral brown, or a toning mix, pulls the orange and pink out of red oak, which matters most in rooms with big south windows. You'll see two or three trials first.
Gray forgives dust but can feel chilly when light comes from the north. Espresso looks luxurious and reveals lint quickly. We'll be upfront about how each one lives with pets and kids.
Color must dry before the clear layers start, so the whole job runs a few days. Tiptoeing across is generally fine the following day once the last layer is down.
It's split in half: the first payment when sanding starts, the rest when the floor is done and looks the way you pictured.
Yes. Our licensed, insured employees handle every Acton stain job, and the labor stays covered twelve months. If the color or finish needs attention, we return.