Samples on Your Own Wood
Each sample gets boxed in with blue tape on the sanded oak, so colors sit side by side for you to judge near the window and in the shade.
Each sample gets boxed in with blue tape on the sanded oak, so colors sit side by side for you to judge near the window and in the shade.
Under stain, sanding scratches read as dark lines, so after the sander a buffer with fine screens crosses the Bourne floor and the vacuum takes care of the rest.
Color goes onto one workable section of a Bourne floor at a time, and the excess gets wiped away before the next patch starts, so no seams show between areas.
The people staining Bourne floors draw a Brazil Floors paycheck, hold NWFA training and insurance, and their labor carries a twelve month warranty.



Bourne staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft, and samples on your floor, hand applied color and the clear top coat are inside that price. Taking the floor to bare wood with stain plus three coats is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Yes. With the orange finish sanded off, fresh Bourne oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany with no trace of that tint.
Mahogany and natural oak lead in Bourne, then espresso, light gray and custom blends.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers get where the big machine cannot, and the steps take a color that suits both floors.
Overnight for most stains. The surface is checked before any clear coat so the color never smears.
Many Bourne families stay home. Others spend one night away as the finish cures, mainly to escape the smell.
Usually the day after measuring, and the Bourne sanding, stain and sealing stay with the same few people.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained staff do the Bourne work, and twelve months of labor warranty back it.