Samples on Your Own Wood
A row of small samples goes on a sanded patch near a window, and you see each color in real daylight before any room is stained.
A row of small samples goes on a sanded patch near a window, and you see each color in real daylight before any room is stained.
We finish sanding with a fine screen because stain makes rough marks look darker, and the floor gets two full vacuum passes after.
Color is spread with a pad and the extra is lifted off while it is still wet, keeping the shade uniform and free of streaks or lap lines.
No subcontractors here: our own licensed, insured stainers with NWFA training do the work, and their work is guaranteed for a year.
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Expect $2.00 for each square foot as a starting point, and we confirm the full price in writing after testing colors at a free visit.
Yes. Once the old finish is sanded off, strip oak takes stain well, and we test a few colors on it before staining the room.
Light natural, soft gray and honey tones reflect more light, so narrow rooms in older homes feel wider and brighter.
Yes. We can stain a single unit in a multi-family home, and we plan the work around the other tenants in the building.
We stain in small sections and wipe each one while it is wet, so the edges blend together and no lines show once it dries.
Yes. Treads are sanded and stained with the same mix we use on the floors, so the color carries from room to staircase.
In most cases we start the day after the estimate, and one crew handles the sanding, staining and sealing.
Yes. The licensed and insured crew that stains your floor is our own, and their labor stays guaranteed for twelve months.