Samples on Your Own Wood
We brush three or four shades onto a sanded corner of your own wood, so you see each floor stain color in your light before a whole room is done.
We brush three or four shades onto a sanded corner of your own wood, so you see each floor stain color in your light before a whole room is done.
Stain shows every swirl a sander leaves behind, so we finish with a fine grit and vacuum twice before any color ever touches the wood.
Each coat is laid down with a pad and the excess lifted off right after, which keeps the tone steady across the room with no dark patches by the walls.
Every staining job is done by our own licensed and insured crew with NWFA training, and the labor stays covered for one full year after.
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Staining starts at $2.00 per square foot, and we confirm the final price in writing after a free visit where we test colors on your floor.
Yes. A few test patches go down in a spot you choose, and you get to look at every option morning and evening before we color anything.
Natural, gray and driftwood, warm browns and dark walnut or espresso are the shades we apply most, plus custom blends of two stains.
Yes. We sand the floor back to bare wood first, then take it lighter or darker, as long as the wood has enough thickness to sand again.
Blotches come from sanding marks and dust, since pigment settles in both. A last fine pass, two vacuums and a hand wipe keep it even.
Yes. We blend and test samples on the new area until it matches the floor next to it, so both rooms look like one continuous floor.
Most staining jobs can start the day after your estimate, and the same crew sands, stains and seals the floor from start to finish.
Yes. The same licensed, insured team that stains your floor stands behind it, and our labor is covered for twelve months after we finish.