Samples on Your Own Wood
You get a small row of stain samples on a sanded patch of your floor, letting you judge every option in daylight and lamp light first.
You get a small row of stain samples on a sanded patch of your floor, letting you judge every option in daylight and lamp light first.
Stain pulls attention to scratches, which is why a fine screen is our last pass and the room is vacuumed twice before color.
We pad the color on in small sections and wipe the extra right away, so the floor ends up one even shade with no lines between passes.
Every floor is stained by our own NWFA trained, licensed and insured people, and Brazil Floors covers the labor for one year after we finish.

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The base rate is $2.00 for every square foot, and your exact total is written up once we test samples on your floor for free.
Yes. A sanded corner gets several shades brushed on, letting you judge the color on your own wood before a room is done.
Warm medium browns lead the way, followed by natural oak, light gray and deep walnut, plus custom two color mixes.
Yes. We stain each level and the stairs between them with the same mix, so the color flows through the whole house.
Uneven color comes from rough sanding and stain left too long. A fine grit finish and a quick wipe solve both problems.
Yes. We blend and test colors on a hidden spot until the new stain sits right next to your existing floor with no seam.
Often the very next day, and one team handles the sanding, the color and the seal without passing the job along.
Yes. A licensed, insured Brazil Floors crew stains the floor, and each job comes with twelve months of labor protection.