Samples on Your Own Wood
Several stain colors go onto your sanded Barnstable floor inside squares of blue tape, where they can be judged against each other by the window and in the shaded corner.
Several stain colors go onto your sanded Barnstable floor inside squares of blue tape, where they can be judged against each other by the window and in the shaded corner.
Any sanding scratch left behind turns into a dark line once color hits it, so the Barnstable floor is screened with fine abrasive and vacuumed before stain goes anywhere near it.
The stain is applied in small areas and wiped back before moving on, which is how a Barnstable floor comes out even with no lap marks.
Our own payroll staff do the staining in Barnstable, with NWFA training and company insurance behind them, and a year of labor coverage on the work.



$2.00/Sq Ft in Barnstable, and that includes test colors on your own oak, color worked in by hand and a clear protective coat. A floor that needs the full sanding and three coats of poly is priced as refinishing at $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. Once the orange finish is sanded off, bare oak accepts brown, walnut or mahogany with no trace of the old tint.
Mahogany and natural oak, then espresso, light gray and custom blends.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach the corners the big sander cannot, and the steps are stained to match both floors.
Usually overnight. We check that the surface is fully dry before the clear coat goes down so nothing drags or smears.
Most Barnstable families stay, though some choose a night off Cape while the finish cures, mainly to avoid the smell.
Often the day after we measure, with the same small crew doing the sanding, the staining and the sealing.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained employees do the work in Barnstable, and the labor is covered for a year.