Samples on Your Own Wood
Several sample colors are brushed onto a cleaned spot near a window, letting you compare how each one changes as the light shifts.
Several sample colors are brushed onto a cleaned spot near a window, letting you compare how each one changes as the light shifts.
A fine screen goes over every inch after the heavy sanding, then the floor is vacuumed so tiny scratches and dust stay out of the color.
Stain goes down in small runs and gets wiped clean while it is fresh, which keeps the tone even and the overlaps invisible.
Our own licensed and insured stainers, all trained by the NWFA, handle every job, and their labor is protected for a full year.

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The starting price is $2.00 per square foot sanded and stained, and the exact total is written out after our free look.
Yes. Cans come with us and several shades go onto a cleaned patch of your floor, so you see real color on your own oak.
Warm brown and honey tones are most common, followed by dark walnut, gray and custom colors mixed on site.
Yes. With the old varnish sanded away, a brown or toned stain takes that orange cast out of the wood for good.
We stain in short runs and wipe each stretch while it is fresh, so there are no darker lines where passes meet.
Yes. We tint test mixes until the remodeled space and the original floor look alike before staining both.
Frequently the morning after, and the crew that sands your floor is the same one that stains and seals it.
Yes. Licensed, insured Brazil Floors stainers do the job, and we back the labor for twelve months from the last coat.