Samples on Your Own Wood
Each color is framed in painter's tape on the sanded Glastonbury floor, so you weigh the shades side by side in the window light and in the shadow of the room.
Each color is framed in painter's tape on the sanded Glastonbury floor, so you weigh the shades side by side in the window light and in the shadow of the room.
Any sanding scratch turns into a dark line under stain, so the drum sander is followed by a fine screen buffer and two full vacuum passes.
We stain one workable area at a time, lifting the excess before moving on, so no lap lines appear where the sections meet.
Glastonbury staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.



Staining in Glastonbury is $2.00/Sq Ft, and the price includes taped samples on your floor, hand applied color and a clear protective coat. A floor that needs a full sand and three coats of poly on top of the color is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service instead.
Yes. After the sander removes the old orange finish, raw oak accepts walnut, brown or gray cleanly.
Dark walnut tops the list in Glastonbury, natural oak is second, and espresso, light gray and custom blends follow.
Yes. An edger and hand scrapers handle the corners the big machine misses, and the treads are colored to agree with both floors.
Overnight for most colors. Before the clear coat goes on, the crew tests a corner to make sure the stain is fully set.
Most Glastonbury families stay put, while a few spend one night elsewhere to avoid the finish odor.
In Glastonbury it is typically the day after the measurement, with one crew handling the sanding, the stain and the seal coat.
Yes. Glastonbury staining is done by insured, NWFA trained Brazil Floors staff and the labor is covered for a year.