/ Brazil Floors of Rhode Island

Hardwood Floor Staining in North Providence, RI

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Samples on Your Own Wood

A few cans come with us and each color gets brushed onto a sanded patch, giving you time to compare them before choosing one.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Rough sanding marks darken under stain, so our last pass is with fine paper and the floor is vacuumed until no dust is left.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Stain goes on with a pad in modest sections and gets wiped right after, so there are no blotches or lines between passes.

One Year Staining Warranty

Floors in town are colored by staff we employ, with NWFA training, licenses and insurance, and Brazil Floors guarantees their labor one year.

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North Providence Floor Staining

We stain floors in Centredale capes, raised ranches in Fruit Hill and older homes near Marieville, Greystone and Lymansville. Much of this oak hides under old finish, so we sand to clean wood, brush on test shades and seal it later.
Five stain samples set beside open cans and a red bucket in a Centredale home, Brazil FloorsWarm brown oak hallway with a threshold by a dark door in a Fruit Hill house, Brazil FloorsGolden oak hallway lined with doors in a Marieville home, Brazil Floors
/ STAIN COLORS WE APPLY MOST

Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Golden oak and warm brown shades are the usual favorites here. We test any color you like on a sanded patch before work starts.

Natural Look, No Stain

A Greystone cape keeps the honest color of its oak, with a clear topcoat and no tint.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Cool gray brings a modern feel to a Fruit Hill raised ranch with white kitchen cabinets.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Dark walnut adds warmth to a Centredale living room and hides scuffs from daily life.

Custom Color Mixing

Two stains mixed for a Marieville home landed on a warm brown no store shelf carries.

Red Oak Toning

Red oak in Lymansville is toned so the rosy tint calms into a clean medium brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Yellowed floors in older homes near Wenscott Reservoir are sanded and stained darker.
/ Floors, Stairs and Repair

Other Floor Services in Town

Restaining starts on bare, freshly sanded oak, and our team also puts down hardwood, laminate or vinyl plank and builds new stairs.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Thinking about walnut or a golden oak tone for your home? Samples cost nothing and we bring them over. Just dial 401-519-7870.
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What does staining run in North Providence?

Most capes and ranches start at a price of only $2.00 a square foot. We write up the final number after a free visit.

Can I test colors before deciding?

Yes. Test colors stay on a sanded patch for a day or two, letting you study them in your own light.

Which colors are popular in town?

Golden oak and warm brown come first, with dark walnut, cool gray and custom mixes also chosen often.

Can old oak under carpet be stained?

Yes. Oak hidden under carpet often looks great once sanded, and we patch any staple holes before color goes on.

Why do some floors look blotchy?

Coarse scratches and stain left too long cause blotches. We sand fine and wipe each section quickly.

Will the stain smell for days?

There is some odor while it dries, so we suggest opening windows and we let you know when the rooms are ready.

How fast can work begin?

Often a day after the estimate, with our own crew doing every step from sanding to the clear seal.

How does your warranty work?

Our in house, licensed and insured crew stains the floor, and any labor problem in the first year is ours to make right.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Sample visits also go to Smithfield and Pawtucket, plus Lincoln, Johnston and Providence, with many jobs starting the next day.
Smith Hill and Elmhurst homeowners test a few colors right in the room before staining.
Thornton and Graniteville homes often pick dark walnut, spread evenly across the room.
Albion homes like golden oak tones that keep rooms feeling warm and bright.
Oak Hill homes pick soft gray for a fresh look next to their white woodwork.
Greenville houses get mixed shades so old floors and new rooms line up.
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