Samples on Your Own Wood
Three or four taped squares go on your floor, each a different color, so you can watch them change from morning light to lamplight.
Three or four taped squares go on your floor, each a different color, so you can watch them change from morning light to lamplight.
A scratch left by the sander turns into a dark streak under stain, so a finer screen goes over the floor and the dust is vacuumed off.
We wipe stain over one small patch and lift the extra before moving to the next, which keeps lap marks out of the finished room.
The people holding the applicator work for Brazil Floors, are insured and NWFA trained, and stand behind the labor for a year.



It is $2.00/Sq Ft. That covers samples on your own boards, color applied by hand and a clear protective coat on top, and a free visit fixes the exact figure.
Not quite. Sanding to bare wood, staining and three coats of poly is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing job, and staining alone is the color and top coat step.
Yes, sample squares are taped off on your own oak so you see them in your own light.
Only after sanding to bare wood, and going lighter than a dark stain has limits. The estimator tells you what is realistic.
Plan on socks the next day and furniture back on day three, with a little extra when the air is damp.
Wiping the color in small patches keeps it uniform. Blotchy spots get a toner or conditioner.
Yes, we match them to the floors. Stair refinishing is $50 per step.
The crew is paid for labor when it shows up, and material is paid for when it is delivered. Jobs that include sanding split that labor into two halves, one at the start and one at the final coat.