Samples on Your Own Wood
Every sample sits inside a box of blue tape on the sanded oak, one patch by the window and one in shade, so you compare the colors in your own light.
Every sample sits inside a box of blue tape on the sanded oak, one patch by the window and one in shade, so you compare the colors in your own light.
Color exaggerates sanding scratches into dark streaks, so a buffer with fine screens runs over the floor after the sander and the vacuum runs after the buffer.
The stain goes on in small sections, and each one is wiped back before the next begins, so there is never a lap line where two sections meet.
The people staining a Boxford floor are Brazil Floors employees with NWFA training and insurance, and twelve months of labor warranty stand behind their work.



$2.00/Sq Ft. That includes trying colors on your own floor, applying the stain by hand and a protective clear coat over it. Sanding to bare wood with three poly coats is a separate service at $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. Once the orange finish is sanded off, fresh oak accepts brown, walnut or dark walnut with none of that tint left.
Walnut in a deep brown and plain natural oak are the top picks, followed by espresso, pale gray and custom blends.
Yes. Corners and edges get worked by hand tools, and the staircase gets the same color so both floors of the house match.
Overnight for most colors. The clear coat only goes on once the stain has dried completely, which keeps the color from lifting or streaking.
Plenty of Boxford families stay put. A few prefer a night at a relative's while the coat cures, simply to skip the odor.
Often the very next day after the estimate, with a single small crew handling prep, color and top coat start to finish.
Yes. Our payroll crew is NWFA certified, and the labor is guaranteed for one full year.