Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape outlines each patch on sanded oak, so you see every shade in full sun and again beside a shaded window.
Blue tape outlines each patch on sanded oak, so you see every shade in full sun and again beside a shaded window.
Sander marks go dark under stain, so a fine buffer smooths the oak first and a vacuum pass follows.
Stain goes on in narrow bands and is wiped before the next band begins, which avoids lap lines along a long hall.
Madison staining is done by Brazil Floors employees with NWFA training and insurance, and labor is warrantied for twelve months.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft and includes trial patches on your boards, hand applied color and a clear top coat. If sanding is needed too, the full refinish is $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. Patches go on sanded oak and you judge them by your own windows and lamps. Everything else stays bare until you decide.
A toner that cancels red can get there, and the patch proves it first. Warm browns are simpler than a deep gray.
Color soaks in only where the wood is bare, so existing finish must be taken off first. That work falls under our $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Wear socks for a day and return furniture after two. The coat continues to harden for about two weeks.
Our crew moves it out and back for a flat $250. Nothing is left stacked in your hallway.
Sanding is billed in halves: the first when we start and the second when the last coat is on. Material is paid on delivery.
Brazil Floors stands behind its labor for a full year. Everyone working in your home is licensed and insured.