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.
Each sample is outlined with blue tape on sanded oak so you can compare them near a window and in the shade.
Sander lines go dark under stain, so a fine-screen buffer follows the sanding and a vacuum collects what is left.
Color is wiped onto one patch at a time and the surplus pulled off, so no lap lines show between sections.
Burlington staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with labor warrantied for twelve months.



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.
Yes. After the old finish is sanded away, fresh oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany without the tint.
Walnut and natural oak lead, with espresso, soft gray and blends close behind.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach what the large machine cannot, and the color suits both floors.
Usually overnight. A test patch tells us when it is safe to add the clear coat.
Many families stay. Some prefer a night away while the finish cures, mostly for the smell.
Typically the day after measuring, and the same few people sand, stain and seal.
Yes. NWFA trained employees do the work, and labor has a twelve month warranty.