Samples on Your Own Wood
Color is chosen on your floor, not a brochure. Several samples go onto freshly sanded squares so you can view them by the window at noon and under the ceiling fixtures at night.
Color is chosen on your floor, not a brochure. Several samples go onto freshly sanded squares so you can view them by the window at noon and under the ceiling fixtures at night.
Swirls and scratches jump out once color goes on, so our final pass uses very fine abrasive and we run the vacuum two times before stain touches the floor.
Our finisher rubs color into a small section, lifts the leftover with a clean rag and moves on, so the tone by the front hall matches the tone in the back bedroom.
NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees apply each stain. If anything in their workmanship is off within twelve months, they return to correct it.



Color alone costs $2.00/Sq Ft. If the oak also has to be sanded and refinished, that is $2.50/Sq Ft with color built in, so there is no separate stain charge.
It can in rooms with little light. That is why samples go right on your oak, letting you judge a dark or light shade beside your windows and lamps before deciding.
Yes. Our finisher sands a small patch and brushes on a few options for you to compare. Nothing goes on the whole floor until you approve a color.
Usually. We blend and sample, adjusting the mix until the new color is a close twin of the existing floor, so the rooms flow together without a visible line.
Yes, but those woods can blotch when stain hits them unevenly. We apply a conditioner or sealer first and test a sample before staining the whole room.
Stain must dry and the polyurethane must cure. Before starting we write down a date for light walking and another, later date for when furniture can come back.
Half is paid as the work begins. The remaining half is due after the clear finish is on and you are satisfied with how the color turned out.
Yes. We stand behind staining labor for twelve months, and every finisher on your job is a licensed and insured Brazil Floors employee with NWFA training.