Samples on Your Own Wood
Three or four colors go down as taped patches on bare oak. Walk past them at breakfast and at dusk before deciding.
Three or four colors go down as taped patches on bare oak. Walk past them at breakfast and at dusk before deciding.
A pass with fine screens follows the sander, because tiny scratches turn into dark lines once color hits them.
The crew works one arm's length at a time, wiping stain in and lifting the surplus at once, so no overlap lines show.
Our own employees do every stain job, trained by NWFA standards, insured, and covered by a twelve-month labor warranty.



The staining rate is $2.00/Sq Ft, covering samples on your own boards, color applied by hand and a clear protective top coat. A free visit produces the exact quote.
No. Sanding, stain and three coats together make the $2.50/Sq Ft refinish, whereas staining is only the color and the top coat.
Yes. We tape sample squares on your oak so you can judge them in your own light.
Only after sanding to bare wood, and some limits remain. The estimator explains what is realistic.
Socks work after about a day, and furniture can return after two. Damp weather adds time.
Hand wiping in small sections keeps the color uniform. Blotchy boards get a toner or a conditioner.
Yes, matched to the floors. Refinishing stairs is $50 per step.
Labor is settled at the start of the job and material at drop-off. If sanding is included, half is due at the start and half after the last coat.