Samples on Your Own Wood
Each color is taped off as a square on your sanded floor, one near the window and one in the shaded corner, so the comparison is honest.
Each color is taped off as a square on your sanded floor, one near the window and one in the shaded corner, so the comparison is honest.
Stain turns every sanding scratch into a dark streak, so the crew runs a buffer with fine screens over the floor and vacuums it before color goes on.
Stain is wiped onto one patch at a time and the excess pulled before the next, so seams never show between sections.
Staining in Attleboro is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with twelve months of labor warranty.



Attleboro floor staining is $2.00/Sq Ft. The price carries sample colors brushed on your own boards, color rubbed in by hand and a clear top coat. If the job needs a full sand plus stain and three coats, that is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Yes. What reads as orange is the aged finish, not the oak. Sanded back to bare wood, the floor takes brown, walnut or dark walnut without any amber showing.
Dark walnut leads, natural oak is second, and espresso, light gray and custom mixes make up the rest of what Attleboro picks.
Yes. An edger and hand scrapers get into the corners the drum sander misses, then the steps are colored to bridge the upper and lower floors.
Overnight for most colors. Before the clear coat goes on, the crew wipes a rag across a corner to be sure nothing transfers.
Most families stay in the house. A few book a night away while the top coat cures because of the smell, and both are fine with us.
Usually the next day after measuring, and the same small crew handles sanding, stain and seal.
Yes. The staining is done by our own NWFA trained employees, and the labor is guaranteed for twelve months.