Samples on Your Own Wood
We lay out a few test squares on a sanded corner so you can study each shade by a window and under lamps before choosing a color.
We lay out a few test squares on a sanded corner so you can study each shade by a window and under lamps before choosing a color.
Stain shows every sanding mark, so the last pass is always a fine screen, and the floor is vacuumed twice before any color touches it.
Every section gets padded on and the excess lifted while still wet, so the tone stays steady across the room and no lap lines show up later.
Only our own licensed and insured installers with NWFA training stain your floor, and our labor on each floor is backed for one year.

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The price starts at $2.00 per sq ft, and you get a written quote once we try colors on your wood at no charge.
Yes. We sand a small area and brush on three or four shades, so you see the real color on your oak before we begin.
Warm honey, natural and medium brown look right in most older homes, and some families go darker with walnut.
Yes. After sanding to bare wood we can take it lighter or darker, provided the floor still has enough thickness to sand.
Blotches usually trace back to coarse sanding and dust. A last pass with fine paper, two vacuums and a wipe stop them.
Dry heat can open small gaps, so we check the wood first and let the stain dry fully before the clear seal goes down.
Most jobs can begin the day after your estimate, with the same crew sanding, staining and sealing the floor.
Yes. Your floor is stained by our licensed, insured employees, and we back their labor for twelve months.