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Samples on Your Own Wood
Three or four test squares go down on a sanded corner, and you look at them in morning and evening light before the color is chosen.
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Hardwood Floor Staining in Bristol, RI
Stain Samples and Custom Colors
We Bring the Store to Your Door — with Contractor Pricing
Free In-Home Estimates
Guaranteed Lowest Price — or We’ll Beat It
Next-Day Floor Staining
Book online now to lock in your next-day appointment and $250 discount.
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Wood Floor Staining Options
A stain chip in a store never looks the same on an old Bristol floor, so we brush samples right onto your sanded oak first. Our wood floor staining crew then colors the room by hand and wipes it even before the seal goes on.
Floor Staining
We sand to bare wood with a fine final grit, vacuum twice, then rub the stain in by hand and lift what the oak does not drink, so the tone stays even.
$2.00
/Sq Ft
What’s Included:
Stain Samples on Your Floor
Color Applied by Hand
Sealed With Polyurethane
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Custom Color Matching
Want the dining room to match the hall? We mix two cans until the shade lines up with the floor next door, and test it on a corner before going wide.
Free
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What’s Included:
Two Stains Blended
Matched to the Next Room
Tested Before We Start
Stair Staining
Treads get the same careful sanding as the floor, then stain goes on one step at a time so the color on the stairs matches the landing and hallway.
Free
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What’s Included:
Treads Sanded Smooth
Stained by Hand
Matched to Your Floors
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Fine Grit Sanding First
A coarse grit leaves swirls that stain makes darker, so we always finish with a fine screen and two passes of the vacuum before coloring.
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No Blotches or Lap Marks
Stain is worked in with a pad and wiped back right away, so you get one steady tone across the whole room, with no dark streaks by the walls.
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One Year Staining Warranty
Our own licensed, insured team with NWFA training handles every staining job from start to finish, and we guarantee that labor for twelve months.
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Wood Floor Staining in Bristol
Captain houses near Hope Street, split levels in Bristol Highlands and newer homes by Silver Creek all have oak that takes stain a little differently. Harbor light pours through big windows here, so we test colors where the sun lands, sand with a fine grit and seal it the next morning.
/ STAIN COLORS WE APPLY MOST
Hardwood Floor Staining Services
Most homeowners want something classic, warm or dark, and a few want gray. Whatever you lean toward, we test it on your own floor first.
Natural Look, No Stain
An older Mount Hope colonial keeps its natural oak tone with a clear seal and no color added.
Gray and Driftwood Tones
Soft gray and weathered tones look calm and bright in open rooms out on Poppasquash Point.
Dark Walnut and Espresso
Dark walnut and espresso give a Silver Creek living room a rich look that hides small scuffs.
Custom Color Mixing
Two stains blended for a Bristol Highlands kitchen land on a shade you cannot buy in one can.
Red Oak Toning
Red oak with a pink cast in a Downtown Bristol home gets toned toward a warm, even brown.
Color Change on Old Floors
Floors that went orange over the years are sanded back and given a whole new color near Hope Street.
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More Floor Work Around Bristol
Before stain, the floor usually needs a full sand and refinish, and our same crew installs new hardwood, vinyl plank, laminate and stairs or fixes damage.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow
Picturing a richer brown or a light natural look? Send a text to 401-519-7870, and our Bristol crew will bring sample cans to your house for free.
Get your Free In-Home EstimateWhat does floor staining cost in Bristol?
Staining begins at $2.00 a square foot, and the final number is set in writing after we visit and test colors on your floor.
Do you test stain on my own floor?
Yes. We sand a small spot and brush on a few shades so you can see how each one looks on your wood before the room is done.
Which stain shades do people pick most?
Warm browns, natural, soft gray and dark walnut are the colors we use most here, along with custom mixes of two stains.
Can a floor go from orange to brown?
Yes. Once the old finish comes off and the oak is bare again, it can take a new color, lighter or darker, if there is enough wood left.
What causes streaks in stain?
Streaks come from coarse sanding marks and stain left sitting too long. A fine grit pass and a quick wipe keep the color even.
Will new stain match my hallway?
Yes. We blend and test until the new color sits right beside your hallway floor, so the two spaces read as one.
How long before I can walk on it?
Stain dries overnight before the seal, and most rooms can take light foot traffic about a day after the last coat.
Is staining covered by a warranty?
Yes. Our own licensed, insured crew does the job, and that labor carries a one year guarantee from the day we wrap up.
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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns
We also carry stain samples over to Swansea, Warren, Fall River, Portsmouth and Barrington, and most of those jobs can start the very next day.
Off Main Street, older oak is sanded smooth and stained in the color picked from samples.
From Nayatt to Hampden Meadows, families test shades on their floors before we stain.
Island Park homes often pick light natural or gray tones that suit the bright shore light.
Dark walnut and warm brown blends are rubbed in by hand, then wiped back to an even color.
In homes up on the Highlands, red oak is toned and older floors switch to a fresh color.
