Samples on Your Own Wood
A few sample squares are marked on the bare oak, and you check them by the window, in shade and under a lamp.
A few sample squares are marked on the bare oak, and you check them by the window, in shade and under a lamp.
Sanding scratches show dark once stain goes on, which is why fine-screen buffing and vacuuming come before color.
We stain one patch at a time and wipe away extra at once, so there are no lap marks where sections meet.
Our own Brazil Floors staff do the staining. They are NWFA trained and insured, and labor is warrantied for twelve months.



The rate is $2.00/Sq Ft. That includes stain samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat, and the free visit locks in your exact figure.
Yes. When the orange finish is gone, the bare oak can take brown, walnut or mahogany cleanly.
Dark walnut and natural oak are the usual picks, then espresso, light gray and custom blends.
They can. Small hand tools reach the corners, so each step ends up matching both floors.
Usually overnight, and a touch test comes before the clear coat.
Most families stay put. Some arrange a night elsewhere while the finish cures, chiefly to avoid the smell.
Often the day after measuring, with one small team covering sanding, stain and seal.
Yes. The employees doing it are NWFA trained and on our payroll, and the labor is warrantied for twelve months.