Samples on Your Own Wood
Pale oak can turn rich and dark, and a yellow cast can go neutral. New color gives a New Brunswick room a reset without buying new wood.
Pale oak can turn rich and dark, and a yellow cast can go neutral. New color gives a New Brunswick room a reset without buying new wood.
The palette runs from natural through walnut and espresso to gray washes and mixes of your own design. The color is brushed in by hand and then sealed under a clear top coat.
Samples go straight onto your floor, because stain reads differently on each species and in the light that enters your windows.
A year of labor coverage applies to staining, and the finish products keep their maker warranty. Our own people do each floor.



The rate is $2.00/Sq Ft and covers floor samples, brushed on color and a clear protective top coat. A full sand, stain and three coats falls under the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing.
Lightening a floor means sanding back to bare wood, and that belongs to the refinishing service. Going darker often needs only a stain.
Yes, we put samples down at the estimate so they are judged in the light of your own room.
Everything from natural tones to deep espresso, plus gray washes and blends we mix at the house.
A day later you can walk on it lightly, and furniture waits a few more days while the finish cures.
We shift furniture for a flat $250 whenever you ask.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Twelve months of labor coverage applies, alongside the manufacturer coverage on the finish products.