Samples on Your Own Wood
We square off each test color with blue tape on the freshly sanded boards so you can judge them next to each other, under the window and in the darker corner of the room.
We square off each test color with blue tape on the freshly sanded boards so you can judge them next to each other, under the window and in the darker corner of the room.
Any scratch left by the drum sander shows up as a dark line once color hits it, so we buff the floor with fine screens and vacuum it twice before a drop of stain is opened.
The stain goes on one small area at a time, and the surplus is wiped before the installer moves to the next, which is how lap lines are avoided.
The people staining your Becket floor are NWFA trained employees of Brazil Floors, insured, and their work is covered by a twelve month labor warranty.



Floor staining in Becket is $2.00/Sq Ft, and that covers test colors on your own boards, stain rubbed in by hand and a clear coat over the top to protect it. When the floor also needs a complete sanding and three coats of finish, that is the refinishing service at $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. That orange is in the aged finish rather than the oak itself, and once it is sanded away a brown, walnut or espresso stain takes evenly.
Dark walnut and natural lead in Becket, with espresso, pale gray and custom mixes behind them.
Yes. The steps are sanded with edgers and hand scrapers where the big machine cannot go, then stained to connect the two floors.
Overnight for most colors. Before sealing, the installer rubs a rag across the floor to confirm the stain has cured and will not bleed into the clear coat.
Plenty of families stay home during the work. Some choose to sleep elsewhere on the night the finish cures, mostly to avoid the smell, and that is up to you.
Usually within a few days of measuring, and the same two or three installers handle the sanding, the color and the seal coat.
There is a one year warranty on the workmanship, which covers lap marks, blotching or a top coat that fails to bond. The installers are our own NWFA trained employees, not a subcontracted crew.