Samples on Your Own Wood
Squares of blue tape mark sanded oak so you can judge colors side by side, in sun and in shade.
Squares of blue tape mark sanded oak so you can judge colors side by side, in sun and in shade.
Sander lines show dark under stain, so a fine-screen buffer follows and a vacuum clears what remains.
Color is wiped across a small area, the extra is lifted, then the crew moves on, so no seams or laps appear.
Brazil Floors employs the staining crew, which is NWFA trained and insured, and the labor is warranted for a year.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft, with samples on your floor, color applied by hand and a clear protective top coat. Sanding with stain and three coats is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing job.
Yes. Once sanding removes the old finish, the wood takes walnut, espresso or mahogany cleanly.
Natural oak and espresso lead, then gray and custom mixes.
Yes. Edgers and scrapers reach corners, and the color ties both floors together.
Usually overnight, and we test the surface before sealing.
Many stay. Others spend a night away while the finish cures.
Often the next day after the measure, with the same crew doing every step.
Yes, a year on labor from our trained employees.