Samples on Your Own Wood
Test shades are wiped onto bare oak in a corner you pass every day, so you get to live with the choices for a little while before deciding.
Test shades are wiped onto bare oak in a corner you pass every day, so you get to live with the choices for a little while before deciding.
Swirls left by the big machine darken under color, so a fine screen and a thorough vacuum always come before any stain goes on.
The crew works one patch at a time with the pole, taking up surplus stain at once, so seams and blotches never appear.
The people staining Richmond homes work for Brazil Floors directly, with NWFA training and full insurance, and labor is guaranteed a year.
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Country homes here are quoted from as little as $2.00 per square foot. Exact figures follow a free visit to your home.
Yes. We wipe the test shades onto a corner you walk past daily, so you can take a day or two to make up your mind.
Dark walnut and golden oak are most common, with weathered gray and plain natural oak close behind.
Dry woodstove air can open little gaps in oak, so we check the floor first and stain only when the wood is ready.
Yes. Keep them in a closed room during the work, and our crew will say when the floor can handle paws again.
Yes. Steps are stained with the same mix as the rooms they connect, so one color runs from floor to floor.
In most cases a day past your estimate, with a single team seeing your floor through stain and seal.
Yes. NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees color the floor, and their labor is guaranteed twelve months.