Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape boxes each sample onto your sanded Belchertown oak so the colors sit next to each other, one in window light and one in shade.
Blue tape boxes each sample onto your sanded Belchertown oak so the colors sit next to each other, one in window light and one in shade.
Color turns sanding scratches into dark streaks, so the Belchertown floor gets a pass with fine screens and a thorough vacuum before the first wipe.
Stain goes onto a workable patch, the surplus comes off, then the next patch, which is why a Belchertown floor shows no lap marks.
Belchertown staining is done by Brazil Floors payroll staff, NWFA trained and insured, and twelve months of labor warranty back the work.



Belchertown staining is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering sample colors tested on your floor, stain worked in by hand and a protective clear coat to finish. Sanding to bare wood with stain and three coats of poly is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Yes. Once the old orange finish is sanded off, fresh Belchertown oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany with no tint underneath.
Mahogany and natural oak lead, then espresso, light gray and blends mixed on site.
Yes. An edger and hand scrapers handle the steps where the big machine cannot reach, then the color is matched so both floors of the house agree.
Overnight for most colors. The surface gets tested before any clear coat so nothing smears.
Plenty of Belchertown families stay home, though some sleep elsewhere one night while the finish cures, mostly to avoid the smell.
Often the day after measuring, with the same few people handling sanding, stain and seal.
Yes. NWFA trained Brazil Floors staff do the staining, and twelve months of labor warranty back it.