Samples on Your Own Wood
Before we stain, the crew vacuums the bare wood and wipes it with a tack cloth, so no sanding dust gets trapped under the color in your Maple Street living room.
Before we stain, the crew vacuums the bare wood and wipes it with a tack cloth, so no sanding dust gets trapped under the color in your Maple Street living room.
Stain dries overnight before any finish goes over it, so plan on three to four days total for most Middleton homes, sanding to the last layer.
Swatches go right on your floor in a corner of the room, two or three shades side by side. Check them while the kids eat breakfast, look again after supper, then decide.
Brazil Floors backs staining labor for a full year. Fifty percent gets paid as the sanders start, and the remainder when the room is finished and dry.



For a typical Middleton living room, the sanding and new finish come to $2.50/Sq Ft, and the stain color adds $2.00/Sq Ft to that. Solid stair treads run $50 a step, and that already includes the color.
Usually, yes. With the amber finish gone, gray and neutral stains calm the red in oak. Before staining the room, we brush two or three shades near a closet door so you can compare.
Most stain needs about a day before the first layer of finish. The whole job, sanding to final finish, usually runs three to four days.
More than mid tones, yes. Espresso and near black look striking but show lint and dog hair sooner, which we always mention before you choose.
Often, yes. We mix stain colors and test them on the new wood until they match the room next door as closely as possible.
Maple drinks stain unevenly, so we treat it first or use a toning approach and test before committing. Some maple floors look best with a clear finish.
Half is collected on day one before sanding, and the rest when you've seen the room fully finished. The visit to look and quote costs you nothing.
Yes. If the color or finish we applied gives you trouble in the first year, we come back. All staining is handled by Brazil Floors employees with NWFA certification.