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Hardwood Floor Staining in Newport, RI

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Samples on Your Own Wood

We brush a handful of colors onto bare oak in your home, so you can look at them by the window and again once the lamps are on.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Older oak needs a gentle hand, so we take off only what is needed, end on soft paper and clear every bit of dust away.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

A long pole and a pad spread the stain in short runs, and the extra comes off right away so the tone is even across the room.

One Year Staining Warranty

Our own licensed, insured crew with NWFA training stains every Newport floor, and their labor is backed by Brazil Floors for a year.

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Newport Hardwood Staining Crew

We stain floors in old homes on the Point, houses in the Fifth Ward and on Kay Street and places near Broadway and Ocean Drive. Many floors have been sanded before, so we measure the oak left to work with, test colors and seal the day after.
Crew member working a long pole applicator across a dark glossy floor in a Point home, Brazil FloorsDark walnut floor beside a window and radiator in a Kay Street house, Brazil FloorsHoney toned oak in a bright empty room in a Fifth Ward home, Brazil Floors
/ STAIN COLORS WE APPLY MOST

Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Dark walnut and warm honey are steady favorites in older homes here. Any shade you have in mind, we test on your oak first.

Natural Look, No Stain

A Fifth Ward home keeps the natural warmth of its oak, protected in clear with no stain.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Driftwood gray gives a house near Ocean Drive a soft, coastal look with white trim.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Dark walnut suits a Kay Street home with tall windows and original woodwork.

Custom Color Mixing

A house on the Point got two stains mixed together for a color found nowhere else.

Red Oak Toning

Red oak near Broadway gets a toner that pulls the pink back to a soft, even brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Faded floors in older homes off Thames Street are sanded fresh and stained darker.
/ Floors, Stairs and Repair

More Floor Services in Newport

Staining starts with sanding away the old finish, and this same team lays hardwood, fits laminate or vinyl plank floors and builds or repairs stairs.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Thinking about dark walnut or warm honey for an older home? Free stain samples come right to your floor. Ring 401-519-7870.
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What is the price to stain floors in Newport?

Older and newer homes alike are priced starting from about $2.00 per square foot. Our free sample visit ends with a written quote.

Can old oak still be sanded and stained?

Usually yes. Oak that has been refinished several times still often has enough wood for another careful sanding.

What stain colors suit historic homes?

Dark walnut and warm honey fit older homes well, and gray or untinted oak works in lighter, modern rooms.

Can you match stain in a restored home?

Yes. We blend stains on site and test them until new and old rooms share one color across the house.

Why does old oak take stain unevenly?

Years of sanding and old patches change how wood soaks up color, so we test in several spots before staining.

Do you work in condos and apartments?

Yes. We stain floors in condos and older apartments too, planning the schedule around your building.

How soon can the work begin?

Often the following day, and our crew takes care of every step itself without passing the job to others.

How long is the warranty?

One year on labor. All staining is done in house by our licensed, insured people, never handed off.

/ NEARBY STAINING

Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Sample visits also reach Portsmouth and Tiverton, plus Jamestown, Little Compton and Middletown, often starting next day.
Near Second Beach, families compare a few test shades in the room before color is applied.
Shoreby Hill homes often choose dark walnut, applied evenly by hand across the room.
Island Park cottages often skip stain entirely and keep plain oak under a hard finish.
Homes near Stone Bridge pick warm honey that suits sunny water views.
Farmhouses in Adamsville get custom mixes that match old and new rooms.
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