Samples on Your Own Wood
Oak takes stain differently from maple, and red oak pulls orange. We test several shades on your boards before choosing the final color.
Oak takes stain differently from maple, and red oak pulls orange. We test several shades on your boards before choosing the final color.
Stain is hand applied and wiped for even tone, then sealed with three coats of polyurethane for lasting protection.
The estimator brings swatches and sets them on your floor beside the windows, so you judge color in real afternoon light.
Staining is covered for twelve months and the crew is licensed and insured. Half is paid at first sanding, half after the last coat.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. Sanding and sealing coats are priced with refinishing at the visit.
Yes. The estimator stains samples on your own oak so you see the real tone.
Cool gray and brown tones do, once the old finish is sanded off.
Socks after 24 hours and furniture after 72 hours, once the last coat has cured.
It hides light wear, but deep gouges are repaired first.
Yes, stair stain is $50 a step as part of refinishing.
Half is due when sanding begins and half after the final coat.
Twelve months on workmanship, with a licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew.