Samples on Your Own Wood
Pale oak can go dark and rich, and an orange cast can calm down to neutral. A new color changes how a Jefferson room feels without a single new board.
Pale oak can go dark and rich, and an orange cast can calm down to neutral. A new color changes how a Jefferson room feels without a single new board.
Colors include clear, natural, walnut, espresso and blends mixed for the room. Application is by brush and rag, followed by a protective clear coat.
Stain goes onto a patch of your own floor first, because the wood species and the light through your windows both shift how a color looks.
Staining labor is guaranteed for a year, and the finish products have a maker warranty. Our own crew does every job.



It is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering color tests on your boards, hand worked color and a clear top coat. If you want a sand to bare wood and three coats as well, that is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Going lighter means sanding back to bare wood first, which makes it refinishing. Going darker is frequently possible with stain alone.
Yes, test patches are applied to your boards during the estimate, and you judge them under your own windows.
Natural, walnut and espresso tones, gray washes and blends mixed right at the cottage.
Gentle foot traffic is fine after a day. Furniture waits for several days while the finish cures.
Yes, for a flat $250.
Yes, an estimate booked through the website takes $250 off.
Twelve months on our labor. Makers of the stains and coatings cover their own products.