Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape frames every sample on the sanded oak, so you weigh the colors next to each other, in the window light and in the dim corner.
Blue tape frames every sample on the sanded oak, so you weigh the colors next to each other, in the window light and in the dim corner.
Any sanding scratch left behind shows dark once stained, so a fine-screen buffer follows the drum sander and the vacuum clears the dust.
Stain gets wiped onto a manageable patch and the extra is pulled off before the next one, so seams never show between sections of a Colebrook floor.
In Colebrook, staining is done by staff on the Brazil Floors payroll, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is warrantied twelve months.



Farmhouses and capes here pay $2.00/Sq Ft, which includes stain samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat. When the floor also needs a full sand and three coats of poly, that is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing job.
Yes. Once the old orange finish is sanded away, fresh oak takes brown, walnut or espresso evenly.
Dark walnut and natural oak are the most requested in Colebrook, then espresso, light gray and blends we mix on site. Samples on your floor settle it.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach where the big machine cannot, then we color the steps to match the hall.
Most stains dry overnight. The crew checks the surface is fully dry before the clear coat, which keeps the color even.
Many families stay, but some prefer a night away while the finish cures, mostly because of the smell. Water-based finish clears fastest.
Usually the very next day after measuring, and the same few people handle sanding, stain and sealing.
Yes. NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees do the staining, and their labor is warrantied for twelve months.