Samples on Your Own Wood
Samples are painted as boxed patches of blue tape on the bare oak. Look at them by the window, under lamps and again at night.
Samples are painted as boxed patches of blue tape on the bare oak. Look at them by the window, under lamps and again at night.
Sanding leaves faint scratches that look black under stain, so a fine-screen buffer passes over the whole floor before any color.
Stain is brushed on and wiped off a small area at a time, so overlap lines never form between sections.
Everyone staining your floor works for Brazil Floors, holds NWFA training, carries insurance and stands behind twelve months of labor warranty.



Staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft, which covers sample patches on your floor, hand-applied color and a clear top coat. A free visit sets the exact quote.
No. The full sand, stain and three-coat refinish is $2.50/Sq Ft, and staining is the color and top coat step alone.
Yes. We tape sample squares on your own oak so you can judge them in your light.
Only by sanding to bare wood, and a dark stain limits how light you can go. The estimator explains what is realistic.
Socks after about 24 hours and furniture after 48, with humid days adding time.
Wiping in small sections keeps the color uniform, and blotchy spots get a toner or conditioner.
Yes, matched to your floors. Refinishing stairs is $50 per step.
Labor is paid at arrival and material at delivery. If sanding is part of the job, half is due at the start and half at the final coat.