Samples on Your Own Wood
Two or three colors are taped off on the sanded oak so you can compare them side by side, one near the window and one in shade.
Two or three colors are taped off on the sanded oak so you can compare them side by side, one near the window and one in shade.
Stain turns every sander swirl into a dark streak, which is why the floor gets buffed with fine screens and vacuumed before color touches it.
Stain goes on one section at a time and the extra is wiped before the next section starts, so no lap lines appear.
The staining crew in Andover is on the Brazil Floors payroll, insured and NWFA trained, with labor warrantied for twelve months.



$2.00/Sq Ft, and that pays for sample colors tested on your floor, color rubbed in by hand and a clear coat over it for protection. Need the floor fully sanded with three coats of poly as well? That is refinishing, at $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. With the amber finish sanded away, bare oak will take brown, walnut or mahogany and no orange shows through it.
Dark walnut and natural oak, with espresso, pale gray and custom blends behind them.
Yes. The corners a drum sander cannot reach are done with edgers and hand scrapers, and the steps get a color that ties the two floors together.
Overnight in most cases. The surface gets checked before the clear coat goes down so the color cannot smear.
Most families stay, though a few spend one night out while the finish cures because of the smell.
Usually the day after we measure, with one small crew doing the sanding, the stain and the sealer.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained employees do the job, and the labor is warrantied for twelve months.