Samples on Your Own Wood
We tape squares onto sanded oak so you can judge colors next to each other, in sun and in shade.
We tape squares onto sanded oak so you can judge colors next to each other, in sun and in shade.
Sander lines turn dark under stain, so a fine-screen buffer follows the sander and a vacuum clears the rest.
Color is wiped over a small section, the extra is lifted and the crew moves on, so no lap marks form.
The staining crew is employed by Brazil Floors, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is warranted for one year.



The price is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering sample patches on your floor, hand applied stain and a clear protective top coat. Sanding the whole floor and adding stain plus three coats is a different job, our $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing.
Yes. After sanding removes the old finish, the oak accepts walnut, espresso or mahogany cleanly.
Natural oak and walnut lead, then gray and custom mixes.
Yes. Edgers and scrapers reach corners, and the color ties the levels together.
Usually overnight, and the surface is tested before sealing.
Plenty of owners remain at home, though a few book a night elsewhere during curing.
Often the next day after the measure, with one crew doing every step.
Yes. Our own trained crew backs the labor for twelve months.