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Hardwood Floor Staining in Bristol, CT

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Samples on Your Own Wood

Every sample sits inside a tape box on sanded oak, so you can judge the shades by a window and in shade.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Sanding scratches appear as dark lines under stain, so a fine screen follows the sander and a vacuum takes whatever dust remains.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Stain is brushed onto one patch at a time and the extra is wiped off before the next, so no lap lines show in the finish.

One Year Staining Warranty

Brazil Floors employees do the staining, backed by NWFA certification and insurance, and the labor is warrantied for one year.

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Floor Staining Across Bristol

We stain floors in Federal Hill Victorians, Forestville two families, ranches on Chippens Hill and capes near Cedar Lake and North Main Street. A lot of this oak has turned orange, so we sand it to clean wood, tape off samples in your rooms and seal it when the color has dried.
Three stain samples boxed in tape on bare oak in a Federal Hill home, Brazil FloorsRich walnut floor catching window light in a Chippens Hill ranch, Brazil FloorsNatural oak dining room with a bay window in a Bristol colonial, Brazil Floors
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Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Dark walnut and natural oak are favorites around Bristol. Name any shade and we put a sample of it on your floor.

Natural Look, No Stain

Only a clear finish keeps oak light and honest in a small cape.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

A pale gray suits a renovated Forestville kitchen with white cabinets.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Espresso grounds a Victorian parlor and sets off bright white trim.

Custom Color Mixing

A Cedar Lake family blended two stains and landed halfway between honey and walnut.

Red Oak Toning

Red oak with a pink cast takes a toner that calms it into warm brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Orange floors in older Bristol houses are sanded down and stained a deep mahogany.
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Other Flooring Work Across Bristol

A major jump in color means sanding to bare wood, and the same team installs hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank and new stairs.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Choosing between walnut and natural oak? Sample squares go on your floor free, side by side. Call Brazil Floors at 203-916-4898.
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What does floor staining cost in Bristol?

Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft and covers samples on your floor, hand applied color and a clear top coat. For a full sand, stain and three coats, refinishing is the service, at $2.50/Sq Ft.

Can orange floors turn brown?

Yes. After the old finish is sanded off, a new stain goes onto clean wood and the orange disappears.

Which shades do Bristol homeowners pick?

Dark walnut, honey brown and natural oak lead. We test any color you ask for on your own floor.

Do you stain split level stairs?

Yes. They are sanded back and stained to join the floors on each level.

How long must the stain dry?

Allow a full day before light foot traffic, and longer for furniture. The crew gives the exact timing for your floor.

Should we move out during the work?

You do not have to, but a day away is easier with wet floors and fumes. We keep a path to the door and work around pets.

How soon can you schedule?

Sample visits often happen within a day or two. The staining follows once you pick the color.

Is there a guarantee?

Yes, a year on labor. Labor is paid when the crew starts.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Sample appointments reach Plainville, Southington, Burlington, Plymouth and Farmington too, often within a day or two.
Plainville owners place a few samples on their own boards before they commit.
Southington houses often choose honey brown, rubbed by hand into new oak.
Burlington homes lean toward soft gray, which keeps open rooms quiet.
Plymouth houses pick dark walnut to warm older oak floors.
Farmington additions get a blended stain mixed on site to match the old oak.
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