Samples on Your Own Wood
Sample shades go down in a sunny corner of your floor, so you can see how they look when the light comes in off the fields.
Sample shades go down in a sunny corner of your floor, so you can see how they look when the light comes in off the fields.
A last round with fine paper erases sanding marks, then the room is vacuumed carefully so stain only meets clean wood.
Big open rooms are stained a little at a time with a long pole and wiped right after, so the color is even across the floor.
Our own crew, licensed, insured and NWFA trained, stains floors in Little Compton, and we stand behind their labor for one year.
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Farmhouse and shore jobs alike begin at a base of $2.00 per square foot. Your exact price is written up after a free color test.
Yes. Bright afternoon light is the real test, so we check every color when the sun is pouring in.
Honey brown and natural oak fit most farmhouses, while gray and dark walnut work well in shore homes.
Yes. Large spaces are no problem, since stain is wiped within moments and each pass blends with the last.
Strong sun can lighten any floor over time, so we use a sturdy clear seal and suggest rugs or shades in bright spots.
Yes. Custom colors are tested on spare pieces until the wing and the old farmhouse floors look the same.
Often the morning after your estimate, and the crew that sands is also the one that stains and seals.
Yes. Our licensed, insured crew stains your floor, and Brazil Floors gives you one year on the labor.