Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape frames each test color on the freshly sanded oak, so you can stand over them by the window and again in the shaded corner before choosing.
Blue tape frames each test color on the freshly sanded oak, so you can stand over them by the window and again in the shaded corner before choosing.
Sanding scratches show up as dark streaks once stain hits them, so the floor gets buffed with fine screens and vacuumed before any color is applied.
The stain goes on one manageable section at a time and the excess is wiped away before the next section begins, which keeps lap lines from showing.
Staining in Granby is handled by NWFA trained, insured employees on the Brazil Floors payroll, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.



Staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft and covers samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective coat. When the floor also needs a complete sanding and three coats of poly, that becomes the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing job.
Yes. Sanding removes the orange finish, and bare oak then accepts brown, walnut or darker shades without that cast.
Dark walnut leads, natural oak is a close second, and espresso, light gray and custom blends round out the list.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers get into the corners the big sander misses, and the steps are colored to match both floors.
Overnight for most colors. The crew tests a corner before sealing so the color cannot smear under the clear coat.
Most families stay. Some choose a night elsewhere while the finish cures, mainly because of the smell.
Typically the day after the measuring visit. The same small crew handles sanding, stain and sealer.
Yes. NWFA trained Brazil Floors staff do the work and the labor is warrantied for twelve months.