Samples on Your Own Wood
An orange cast on old oak can turn neutral, and a pale floor can go deep brown. New color gives a Millburn room a reset with no new lumber.
An orange cast on old oak can turn neutral, and a pale floor can go deep brown. New color gives a Millburn room a reset with no new lumber.
The palette runs from natural to walnut, espresso, gray wash or a blend mixed for you. Every pass is done by hand, then a protective clear coat locks it down.
Samples go right on your floor, because the same stain looks different on white oak, red oak and maple, and different again under your own windows.
Stain jobs include one year on labor, plus whatever the finish maker guarantees. Payroll employees handle each room.



The staining rate is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering sample squares on your floor, hand applied color and a clear top coat. For sanding plus stain plus three coats, the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service applies.
Going lighter requires sanding to bare wood, and that is the refinishing service. A darker shade is often possible with stain by itself.
Yes. We apply samples to your floor at the estimate so you judge them in your own light.
Natural, walnut, espresso, gray washes and custom blends mixed in the house. We can match a color you photographed elsewhere by testing it on your boards.
Light traffic is fine after a day. Tables and chairs wait about three or four days for the coating to harden.
Yes, for a flat $250. Many owners prefer that to lifting a piano or a sideboard.
Booking the estimate online deducts $250 from the job.
Our workmanship carries twelve months, and the stain and sealer makers add their own coverage.