Samples on Your Own Wood
Yellow pine can drift toward warm brown, and orange oak can settle into a quieter natural. The floor changes, and no new lumber is needed.
Yellow pine can drift toward warm brown, and orange oak can settle into a quieter natural. The floor changes, and no new lumber is needed.
Options include natural, walnut, espresso, gray, or a blend mixed to a sample you provide. The sealing coat follows once the color rests.
Trial patches go on your real boards, since pine, oak and maple each drink pigment differently under farmhouse windows.
Labor is covered for a year and the stain maker covers its product. Brazil Floors employees do the application.



Two dollars per square foot buys trial patches, hand applied color and a clear topcoat. When a job needs full sanding and three coats, it is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
To go lighter, the old color must be sanded away first, which turns the job into refinishing. Going darker is frequently done over a prepped surface.
Yes, the patches are applied to your boards during the estimate visit.
We blend natural, walnut and espresso tones, plus grays and custom mixes.
Socks the next day, furniture after the coat cures for several days.
For a flat $250.
Choose a visit slot on the website and the estimate is $250 cheaper.
Labor is covered for twelve months, and the product maker covers the stain.