Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape frames each test color on your sanded oak, one patch by the window and one in the shaded corner, so you judge them in real light.
Blue tape frames each test color on your sanded oak, one patch by the window and one in the shaded corner, so you judge them in real light.
Any scratch left by the sander turns into a dark line under stain, so a fine screen on the buffer follows and the vacuum clears the dust.
The stain goes on one section at a time and the surplus is wiped before moving on, so no lap line shows where the sections meet.
The people staining your Easton floor are on the Brazil Floors payroll, NWFA trained and insured, with twelve months of labor warranty behind them.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft and covers samples on your own floor, color applied by hand and a clear protective top coat. When the floor also needs a full sanding and three coats of poly, the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing rate applies.
Yes, sanding to bare wood takes the orange away and the stain you choose sets the new tone. Walnut and smoky brown are what most Easton owners pick.
Dark walnut and natural oak are the two leaders in Easton, and soft gray is climbing in renovated homes. Undecided owners get all three taped off.
Yes, split level treads are sanded and stained so both floors read as one. That stair work is $50 per step.
Give the stain a night before the clear coat, and a bit longer when the air is humid. Walk in socks 24 hours after the final coat.
Most Easton families stay home with the bedrooms shut and the stained rooms blocked off for the night. Dogs and cats stay off the floor until the top coat has cured.
The sample visit is usually the day after you call and the staining lands within a week or two. Color and date are both settled in that one visit.
The labor is guaranteed for twelve months and the finish manufacturer stands behind the product. A blotch or lap line caused by our work is redone free.