Samples on Your Own Wood
Five shades run from light to dark on a bare patch of oak, showing at a glance how each one sits on the oak in your house.
Five shades run from light to dark on a bare patch of oak, showing at a glance how each one sits on the oak in your house.
Scratches from coarse paper turn dark under stain, so the final pass is a fine screen and the dust is vacuumed off completely.
One area at a time, stain is spread thin and anything left on top is wiped, which keeps both blotches and overlap lines off the floor.
Licensed and insured with NWFA training, our in house crew stains every Johnston floor, with our labor warrantied for one year.



Pricing kicks off near $2.00 a square foot for sanding and color together, and a written total follows our free sample visit.
Five. They sit in a row from light to dark on bare oak, so picking the right one for your rooms feels easy.
Reddish brown and dark walnut lead, then gray, natural oak and custom blends mixed for your floor.
Yes. We sand deep enough to take out most dents and old color, then stain the fresh oak so it looks even.
Fine sanding at the end, a clean floor and wiping the extra right away. We do all three in every room.
Yes. We mix small batches and test on scrap oak until the kitchen and the hallway share one color.
Typically the following morning, and one crew sands, stains and seals your floor with no handoffs.
Yes. Our licensed, insured in house crew stains your floor, and their labor stays covered for one year.