Samples on Your Own Wood
Before any stain goes on, we vacuum the sanded oak twice and run a tack cloth over it, so no grit gets sealed under the color in your Prospect Heights dining room.
Before any stain goes on, we vacuum the sanded oak twice and run a tack cloth over it, so no grit gets sealed under the color in your Prospect Heights dining room.
Stain dries for a day before finish goes over it, so most Milford rooms take three to four days start to finish.
Test patches go in a corner near a window, a few candidate shades next to each other. Leave them overnight, look in the morning sun and under evening lamps, and then pick.
If our stain work disappoints in its first year, we make it right. You'll pay half once our sanding machines roll in the door, and the other half when the room is done.



Adding color is $2.00/Sq Ft, and the sanding and new finish are another $2.50/Sq Ft. Solid stair treads cost $50 a step with color included.
Usually. With the amber finish sanded away, gray and neutral stains calm oak's red tones. We try two or three shades on a corner first so you can compare.
We give it about a day, overnight at least, before any finish touches it. Counting sanding, most rooms in town are done in three to four days.
More than mid tones do. Espresso and near black make a dramatic statement, but lint and fur show sooner, and we always mention that before you decide.
Usually, yes. We blend stain colors on spare pieces of the new oak, adjusting the mix until it sits beside the next room's floor as closely as real wood allows.
Maple takes stain unevenly, so we condition it first and test a small area. Many maple floors in Milford end up looking best with clear finish alone.
Fifty percent is paid on day one before the sanders start, and we collect the balance when you're happy with the color and finish. The estimate is free.
Yes. Should the color or finish we laid down peel or fail during year one, we return and fix it. Stain work is done only by Brazil Floors staff who hold NWFA certification.