Samples on Your Own Wood
Each trial color is boxed in blue tape on sanded oak, so the patches can be compared together in low winter sun and in shade.
Each trial color is boxed in blue tape on sanded oak, so the patches can be compared together in low winter sun and in shade.
Scratches from the sander turn into dark lines under color, so a fine screen buffer passes over the oak beforehand.
Stain is worked over a small stretch and the excess lifted before we advance, which keeps lap marks from forming.
In Putnam, Brazil Floors employees do the staining, NWFA trained and insured, and the labor is warrantied for twelve months.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft here, with trial colors on your boards, hand applied stain and a clear protective top coat. When you also need sanding, the full refinish is $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes, small test squares go onto your sanded oak and are viewed under your own windows and lamps. No other board is touched until you choose.
A toner that cancels the red makes it possible, and the shade is proven on a sample first. Warm browns and natural tones come easier than a deep gray.
Color only sinks into raw wood, so old finish has to go first. That prep lives in the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Socks only for the first day, and the furniture stays out for two. Expect a curing period of around two weeks.
Yes, for a flat $250. Nothing is left in the hallway.
The sanding bill splits in half, one payment at the start and one after the last coat. Material is paid on delivery.
A year on labor from Brazil Floors. Everyone working in your house is licensed and insured.