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Hardwood Floor Staining in Colrain, MA

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Samples on Your Own Wood

We tape a square on freshly sanded boards for each color. You can compare them side by side, in window light and in shadow.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Sanding scratches darken when stained, so we buff with fine screens after the main pass and vacuum twice before any color goes on.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Stain is rubbed into one section at a time and the excess lifted before the next, so no lap marks show.

One Year Staining Warranty

Staining is done by Brazil Floors employees who are insured and NWFA trained, and the labor is warrantied for twelve months.

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Floor Staining Throughout Colrain

We stain floors in Griswoldville farmhouses, Foundry Village mill houses and homes in Stewartville, Colrain City and Catamount Hill. Many floors have yellowed or reddened with age, so we sand to clean wood, tape off samples in your rooms and seal after the stain dries.
Three stain samples taped off on bare oak in a Griswoldville farmhouse, Brazil FloorsDark walnut floor reflecting window light in a Stewartville house, Brazil FloorsNatural oak kitchen floor with a farmhouse table in a Foundry Village home, Brazil Floors
/ STAIN COLORS WE APPLY MOST

Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Walnut and natural tones are big favorites in town. Name any color and we tape a sample of it for you to judge.

Natural Look, No Stain

A Colrain City cottage keeps its natural oak with only a clear finish on top.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Soft gray looks right in a remodeled Gimletville kitchen with white cabinets.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Espresso anchors a Catamount Hill colonial and sets off its pale trim.

Custom Color Mixing

One Griswoldville family blended two cans to land between honey and walnut.

Red Oak Toning

A toner calms the pink undertone of red oak, settling it into warm brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Orange pine floors in older Colrain homes are sanded back and turned a deep mahogany.
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Other Flooring Jobs Across Colrain

Changing the shade means sanding to bare wood, and the same crew also installs hardwood, laminate and vinyl plank or builds new stairs.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Unsure between walnut and natural? Free taped samples go on your own boards so you can judge them side by side. Call the Brazil Floors team at 508-306-4190.
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What does floor staining cost in Colrain?

Hardwood floor staining is $2.00/Sq Ft, including stain samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat.

How is staining different from refinishing?

Staining changes the color and seals it. A full refinishing at $2.50/Sq Ft adds the complete sand and three coats of poly.

Can an orange pine floor turn brown?

Yes. Once the old finish is gone, bare wood accepts brown, walnut or mahogany without the orange showing.

Which colors do people choose?

Walnut, natural and espresso lead the list, with gray and custom blends close behind.

How long does the stain take to dry?

Overnight in most cases. We check the surface before the clear coat so the color does not smear.

Do I need to leave the house?

Many families stay, though some prefer a night away while the odor clears.

Can you stain my stairs to match?

Yes. Hand tools reach the corners the machine misses, and we color the steps to suit the floor.

Is the work warrantied?

Yes. Our employees do the work, and the labor has a twelve month warranty.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Sample visits also reach Leyden, Shelburne, Heath, Buckland and Bernardston, often within a day or two.
Leyden homeowners tape off a few colors and compare them in their own light.
Shelburne village homes often choose honey brown, rubbed in by hand.
Heath cabins lean toward soft gray that keeps small rooms airy.
Buckland houses pick dark walnut to warm up older boards.
Bernardston owners get a custom blend mixed on site to tie an addition into the old oak.
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