Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape frames each color on the sanded oak, so you can judge them next to each other, in the window light and in the shade.
Blue tape frames each color on the sanded oak, so you can judge them next to each other, in the window light and in the shade.
Any scratch left by the drum sander shows dark under stain, so the floor gets a fine screen buffing and a thorough vacuum before color.
The crew stains a small patch, wipes what the wood did not take and then moves to the next, which keeps lap marks out of the floor.
Staining in Fairfield is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with a twelve month labor warranty.



Staining a Fairfield floor runs $2.00/Sq Ft, covering the taped samples on your own oak, the hand rubbed color and a clear protective top coat. A floor that needs the full sanding plus three coats of polyurethane falls under our $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Yes. Once we sand off the orange finish, the bare oak takes brown, walnut or espresso with no tint showing through.
Dark walnut and natural oak get asked for most, with espresso, light gray and custom blends next in line.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers handle the corners the big machine cannot reach, and the color is chosen to work with both levels.
Most stains are dry by the next morning. We touch test the floor before the clear coat so nothing drags or smears.
Most stay put, though some families spend one night elsewhere while the finish cures because of the smell.
Usually the day after the measure, and the same small crew does the sanding, the staining and the sealing.
Yes. The staining is done by Brazil Floors employees with NWFA training, and we warranty that labor for twelve months in Fairfield.