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Hardwood Floor Staining in Chatham Township, NJ

Stain Samples and Custom Colors
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Samples on Your Own Wood

A golden oak floor can turn rich brown, or a yellowed finish can become natural again. New color gives a Chatham Township room a second start without new wood.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Choose from natural, walnut, espresso, gray or a custom mix. Color is applied by hand, then sealed under a protective clear coat.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Samples go straight onto your own boards, since stain reads differently on every floor and under every window.

One Year Staining Warranty

One year covers our labor, and the finish products carry their own manufacturer warranty. The crew is our employees.

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Floor Staining in Chatham Township

We stain floors in colonials, split levels and ranches from Green Village to the Passaic River. We prep the surface, work the color in by hand and seal it with a clear coat.
Hand applied walnut stain on oak in a Green Village study, Brazil FloorsStain samples on an oak floor in a Chatham Township hallway, Brazil FloorsClear coat over fresh stain in a colonial dining room, Brazil Floors
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Hardwood Floor Staining Services

A pale oak family room, a walnut study and a gray washed condo style loft each call for another approach. Here is how we handle them.

Natural Look, No Stain

Walnut tone in a home study hides old scratches and gives the room a settled look.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Four sample patches go down in a front hall so you can compare them as the light shifts.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

A clear coat locks color in a colonial dining room and handles years of chair legs.

Custom Color Mixing

A soft gray wash on oak gives a modern split level a calm look.

Red Oak Toning

Rooms with big windows facing the yard need a stain that resists fading, so we pick products with that in mind.

Color Change on Old Floors

Brushed color follows the grain and leaves the natural character of the boards intact.
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Sanding, Oak Stairs and Vinyl for Chatham Township Homes

Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft. A full sand, stain and three coats is a different job, our $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Want a new color on your Chatham Township oak? Call or text 732-851-1059 for a free estimate with samples set on your floor.
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How much does floor staining cost in Chatham Township?

The price is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering samples on your floor, hand applied color and a clear protective coat. Taking the floor to bare wood with three coats is our separate refinishing service at $2.50/Sq Ft.

Can I go from a dark floor to a light one?

Lighter requires sanding to bare wood first, which is refinishing. Darker can often be done with stain alone.

Will I see samples before you start?

Yes, they go on your floor at the estimate so you can see them in your own light.

Which colors do you offer?

Natural, walnut, espresso, gray washes, plus custom blends we mix at the house.

When can we walk on it?

Sock feet are fine after a day, and furniture can go back once a few days of curing have passed.

Can you move the furniture?

If you would rather not shift the furniture yourself, our crew does it for a flat $250.

Does booking online earn a discount?

Yes, $250 off when you book the estimate online.

What does the warranty cover on staining?

Twelve months on our labor, and the finish products come with the maker warranty.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Our staining crew also visits Chatham Borough, Madison, Harding, Long Hill and New Providence at one steady rate.
Older homes by the station go darker at $2.00/Sq Ft.
Madison Victorians refresh faded oak with hand applied color.
Harding houses on large lots pick a soft natural tone.
Long Hill capes choose a rich espresso on red oak.
New Providence ranches replace orange oak with a neutral stain.
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