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Hardwood Floor Staining in Burlington, MA

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Samples on Your Own Wood

Each sample is outlined with blue tape on sanded oak so you can compare them near a window and in the shade.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Sander lines go dark under stain, so a fine-screen buffer follows the sanding and a vacuum collects what is left.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Color is wiped onto one patch at a time and the surplus pulled off, so no lap lines show between sections.

One Year Staining Warranty

Burlington staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with labor warrantied for twelve months.

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Floor Staining Throughout Burlington

We stain oak in capes off the Middlesex Turnpike, split-levels near Route 128, colonials by Mill Pond Reservoir and homes near Great Meadow. Many floors have turned orange, so we sand to fresh oak, tape samples in your rooms and seal once the color is dry.
Stain samples outlined in blue tape on bare oak in a Burlington cape, Brazil FloorsDark walnut stained floor catching window light in a Burlington colonial, Brazil FloorsNatural oak kitchen floor beside a sliding door in a Burlington home, Brazil Floors
/ STAIN COLORS WE APPLY MOST

Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Dark walnut and natural oak are the favorites here. Name a color and we will tape off a sample of it for you.

Natural Look, No Stain

A ranch keeps its oak pale and honest with only a clear finish.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Soft gray works in a remodeled split-level with white cabinets.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Espresso grounds a colonial living room and makes white trim stand out.

Custom Color Mixing

A Burlington family blended two cans and landed between honey and chestnut.

Red Oak Toning

A red oak floor with a pinkish cast takes a toner and calms into warm brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Orange floors in 1970s Burlington homes are sanded back and turned mahogany.
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Other Flooring Jobs Across Burlington

A darker or lighter shade means sanding the wood bare. Our team also installs hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank and fresh stairs.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Torn between walnut and natural oak? Free sample squares on your floor let you compare both. Call Brazil Floors at 508-306-4190.
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What does floor staining cost in Burlington?

The rate is $2.00/Sq Ft, which includes stain samples on your floor, hand-applied color and a clear protective top coat. The free visit fixes the exact total.

Can an orange floor turn brown?

Yes. After the old finish is sanded away, fresh oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany without the tint.

Which colors do people choose here?

Walnut and natural oak lead, with espresso, soft gray and blends close behind.

Can you stain split-level stairs?

Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach what the large machine cannot, and the color suits both floors.

How long does stain take to dry?

Usually overnight. A test patch tells us when it is safe to add the clear coat.

Should we leave the house?

Many families stay. Some prefer a night away while the finish cures, mostly for the smell.

How soon can you schedule?

Typically the day after measuring, and the same few people sand, stain and seal.

Is the staining guaranteed?

Yes. NWFA trained employees do the work, and labor has a twelve month warranty.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Stain sample visits also reach Woburn, Wilmington, Bedford, Lexington and Winchester, usually the day after you call.
Woburn owners tape off a few samples and compare before choosing.
Wilmington ranches often pick honey brown, worked into fresh oak by hand.
Bedford rooms lean toward soft gray, which keeps open plans calm.
Lexington colonials choose dark walnut to warm older oak.
Winchester additions get a custom blend that links new boards to old oak.
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