Samples on Your Own Wood
Each candidate color is wiped inside a square of blue tape on the sanded floor, so you compare them in direct window light and in the dim corner.
Each candidate color is wiped inside a square of blue tape on the sanded floor, so you compare them in direct window light and in the dim corner.
Stain darkens every scratch the drum sander leaves, so a fine screen buffing and a thorough vacuum come before any color.
The floor is stained in manageable sections, excess wiped before the next begins, so no lap line shows where two sections meet.
In Guilford, staining is done by staff on the Brazil Floors payroll, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is warrantied twelve months.



Floor staining is $2.00/Sq Ft and includes test patches on your boards, hand rubbed color and a clear protective coat. A full sand, stain and three coats of poly falls under the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing price.
Yes. Two or three colors are taped off on the sanded floor and you decide in daylight before we go further.
Red oak can go gray once it is sanded and a toner neutralizes the pink. We prove it on your floor before committing.
Sanding and staining a first floor runs about two days, and the top coat comes after. Three to four days covers it.
Oil based stain smells for about a day. The water based top coat has little odor, and the house is clear by the next morning.
Yes. Custom blends are mixed on site and tried on scrap boards until the addition and the original floor look like one.
Furniture moving is a flat $250 for the whole house. You pack the small things.
Half on the morning the sanding begins, half when the final coat goes down. Nothing is paid before that.