Samples on Your Own Wood
Bernardston samples are squared off with blue tape on the sanded oak, three or four colors in a row, so you can judge them by the window and again in the dark corner before deciding.
Bernardston samples are squared off with blue tape on the sanded oak, three or four colors in a row, so you can judge them by the window and again in the dark corner before deciding.
A stained floor shows every sanding scratch as a dark line, so before color the Bernardston crew buffs with fine screens and vacuums the whole room.
Color goes onto a Bernardston floor one short section at a time, and the excess comes off before the next section starts, which is why no lap marks appear.
The Bernardston staining crew draws a Brazil Floors paycheck, carries NWFA training and insurance, and backs its labor with twelve months of warranty.



Bernardston staining is $2.00/Sq Ft. Color samples on your own oak, stain applied by hand and a clear protective coat are all part of it. A floor that needs the full sanding plus three coats is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinish instead.
Yes. Sanding takes the orange finish off a Bernardston farmhouse floor, and the bare oak beneath accepts brown, walnut or mahogany with no tint left.
Dark walnut and natural oak are the Bernardston favorites, followed by espresso, light gray and blends mixed for a single house.
Yes. Where the big sander cannot reach on Bernardston stairs, edgers and hand scrapers finish the job, and the steps are colored to suit both floors.
Most stains on a Bernardston floor are dry by morning. The surface gets checked before the clear coat so the color never smears.
Most Bernardston families stay home, though a few sleep elsewhere for a night while the finish cures, the odor being the usual reason.
Typically the day after the Bernardston measuring visit, and the same small crew handles sanding, staining and sealing.
Yes. NWFA trained Brazil Floors staff stain Bernardston floors, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.