Samples on Your Own Wood
A few test squares are framed in tape on your bare oak and filled with stain, which shows how each shade really looks in island light.
A few test squares are framed in tape on your bare oak and filled with stain, which shows how each shade really looks in island light.
Heavy sanding leaves swirls that stain would darken, so a light screen and a thorough vacuum come before any color touches the floor.
Stain is padded on in small sections and the leftover wiped off quickly, so no blotches or lap lines end up anywhere in your cottage.
Island floors get our own licensed, insured crew, every one NWFA trained, and their labor out here is warrantied twelve months.


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To start, island staining usually costs $2.00 per square foot. You get the written quote after we test your colors.
Yes. Our crew works in cottages and rental homes across the island, and we plan the work dates together with you.
Untinted oak and gray keep a cottage feeling bright, and espresso works well where sandy feet come in all day.
Yes. Many owners book staining for spring or fall, so the floors are done before guests arrive in summer.
Salt and sand wear the clear coat, not the color, so we finish with a strong topcoat built for beach traffic.
Yes. Our crew tints test batches inside taped squares until rooms done in different years look the same.
We set the dates with you at the estimate, and our crew remains on the island with your floor until it is done.
Yes. The same twelve month labor warranty applies on the island as on the mainland, from our licensed, insured crew.