Samples on Your Own Wood
Oak and maple absorb stain in different ways, and red oak leans orange. Several shades are tried on your boards before the final color is picked.
Oak and maple absorb stain in different ways, and red oak leans orange. Several shades are tried on your boards before the final color is picked.
Color is brushed on by hand and wiped back for an even tone, then locked in with three coats of polyurethane.
Swatches come with the estimator and are laid on your floor near the windows, where you see the color in true afternoon sun.
A twelve month guarantee covers the staining, done by a licensed and insured crew. Half is due at the first sanding and half after the last coat.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. The sanding and sealer coats are quoted with refinishing at the visit.
Yes. Test patches go on your own oak so the true tone is clear to see.
Cool grays and browns will, after the old finish has been sanded away.
Socks are fine at 24 hours and furniture at 72 hours after the final coat cures.
Light wear disappears under it, though deep gouges need repair beforehand.
Yes, staining stairs costs $50 a step within a refinishing job.
Pay half when the sanding starts and half when the last coat is done.
A year on workmanship from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.