Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape boxes in each sample on the sanded oak of your Auburn floor so colors sit side by side, one by the window and one in the shade.
Blue tape boxes in each sample on the sanded oak of your Auburn floor so colors sit side by side, one by the window and one in the shade.
Color makes sanding scratches show as dark streaks, so an Auburn floor gets buffed with fine screens and vacuumed clean before the first wipe of stain.
Stain goes on one manageable section at a time, with the surplus wiped off before the next, which is how an Auburn floor ends up with no lap marks.
Auburn staining is done by people on the Brazil Floors payroll, NWFA trained and carrying the company insurance, and a year of labor warranty stands behind the work.



Staining an Auburn floor is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering test colors on your own oak, stain rubbed in by hand and a clear protective coat over it. When the floor also needs a complete sand and triple poly, the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing rate applies instead.
Yes. Sand the orange finish off and the bare oak underneath takes brown, walnut or mahogany with none of that tint left.
Mahogany and natural oak lead, followed by espresso, light gray and blends mixed on site.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers handle the spots the big machine cannot reach, and the steps take a color that works with both floors.
Overnight for most stains. The surface is tested before any clear coat so the color cannot smear.
Plenty of Auburn families stay put, though some spend a night away while the finish cures, mostly to dodge the odor.
Usually the day after the measure, and the same few people handle the sanding, the stain and the seal.
Yes. NWFA trained staff from our own payroll do the work in Auburn, and the labor is warrantied for twelve months.