Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape frames each color on the freshly sanded oak, so two or three options sit next to each other, one by the window and one in shade.
Blue tape frames each color on the freshly sanded oak, so two or three options sit next to each other, one by the window and one in shade.
Swirl marks from the sander show as dark streaks once stain hits them, so a buffer with fine screens goes over the floor and the vacuum follows before any color.
Color is rubbed onto one workable patch and the surplus removed before moving on, which is how lap lines are avoided.
Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, do the staining in Amherst, and their labor is warrantied for twelve months.



Staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft. In that price you get sample colors tested on your own floor, stain rubbed in by hand and a clear top coat for protection. A complete sanding with three poly coats is the refinishing service, $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. Once the old amber finish is sanded off, fresh oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany without the orange cast.
Natural oak and dark walnut top the list here, followed by espresso, light gray and custom blends.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach corners the drum sander misses, and the steps are stained to bridge both floors.
Overnight for most colors. The surface is checked before the clear coat so nothing smears.
Most families stay put, though a few spend one night away while the finish cures because of the smell.
Usually the day after the measurement, with the same small crew handling the sanding, the stain and the sealer.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained staff do it, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.