Samples on Your Own Wood
Every color sample is outlined in blue tape on freshly sanded oak, so you can judge them next to each other in window light and in shade.
Every color sample is outlined in blue tape on freshly sanded oak, so you can judge them next to each other in window light and in shade.
Sander swirls show dark under color, so a buffer with fine screens follows the big machine and a vacuum pass comes before stain.
Stain is wiped over a patch you can handle and the excess is lifted before the next, which keeps lap marks out of the finished room.
Brazil Floors staff on our payroll do the staining in Bridgewater, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is covered for twelve months.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft. That includes samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat; a full sanding with three coats is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing.
Yes. When the old finish is removed, bare oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany cleanly.
Natural oak, walnut and soft gray lead, with espresso and mixed blends following.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach the spots a big sander cannot, and the color ties the steps to both levels.
Most stains dry overnight. We test the surface before sealing so the color stays put.
No, though some families sleep elsewhere for a night because of the finish odor.
Often the day after measuring, with the same small team doing sanding, stain and seal.
Yes. NWFA trained employees of Brazil Floors do the work, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.