Samples on Your Own Wood
Small squares of stain get framed in tape on your floor, so you can walk past them at noon and again at night before you commit.
Small squares of stain get framed in tape on your floor, so you can walk past them at noon and again at night before you commit.
Coarse scratches show right through stain, which is why our final pass uses fine paper and every corner gets vacuumed before color.
Working one small area at a time, we spread the stain and lift what the wood will not take, keeping the shade steady across the room.
Brazil Floors employees with NWFA training, a license and insurance handle your staining, and that labor stays under warranty a full year.



Figure on $2.00 per square foot to sand, stain and seal, with a written total once we sample colors on your oak.
Yes. We tape off small squares on your sanded wood and stain each one, so you decide with the real color in front of you.
Mid browns come up most, then soft gray, deep espresso and natural oak, along with custom shades we mix ourselves.
Yes. Red oak has a pink tone, so we pick or blend a gray that cancels it and test it on your floor before going further.
Blotches come from uneven sanding and stain left sitting. Fine paper at the end and wiping as we go keep the color steady.
Yes. We mix and test shades in a hidden spot until the added section blends with the original oak beside it.
Quite often one day after the estimate, and a single crew takes your floor from bare wood to the last clear coat.
Yes. Licensed, insured Brazil Floors employees do the staining, and we stand behind that labor for a full year.