Samples on Your Own Wood
Oak and maple absorb stain differently, and red oak leans orange. Several shades are tried on your own boards before the final color is picked.
Oak and maple absorb stain differently, and red oak leans orange. Several shades are tried on your own boards before the final color is picked.
Stain goes on with a brush and a rag for an even look, followed by three sealing coats of polyurethane.
Our estimator carries swatches and puts them on your boards by the windows, so the color shows in real afternoon sun.
Staining work has a twelve month guarantee and is done by a licensed, insured crew. Half is due at first sanding, half after the last coat.



The staining labor rate is $2.00/Sq Ft. Sanding and the sealer coats are quoted together with refinishing at the visit.
Yes. A trial patch on your own oak lets you see the real tone before committing.
Cool grays and browns can, once the old finish has been sanded off.
Walk in socks after one day and put furniture back after three days, once the last coat has cured.
Surface wear is covered, but deep gouges must be repaired first.
Yes, stained stairs are $50 per step as part of a refinishing project.
Half is billed when sanding begins and half after the last coat.
Twelve months on labor from a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew.