Samples on Your Own Wood
Sample shades go down inside blue tape squares on the sanded oak, so you see them next to each other in sun and in shadow.
Sample shades go down inside blue tape squares on the sanded oak, so you see them next to each other in sun and in shadow.
Any scratch left by the big sander shows as a dark line once stained, so we buff with fine screens and vacuum before color goes on.
We work the stain into one section at a time and lift the excess before moving on, which keeps lap marks from forming.
In Groton, staining is done by staff on the Brazil Floors payroll, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is warrantied twelve months.



Staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft, covering sample patches on your floor, hand applied color and a clear top coat. If the floor needs a complete sanding, stain and three coats of poly, that is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing rate.
Yes, two or three shades get taped off on your sanded oak. You choose in daylight before the crew continues.
Red oak takes gray after sanding and a toner that cancels the pink. We test it on your boards first.
Count on two days to sand and stain a first floor, with the top coat following. Plan on three to four days in all.
Oil stain has an odor for a day. The water based top coat clears fast, and the house airs out by morning.
Yes, we blend stains on site and test on scrap until the two floors read as one.
We move everything for a flat $250. Small items are yours to pack.
Fifty percent when the sanders start and fifty percent at the last coat. No deposit ahead of time.