Samples on Your Own Wood
We open a few cans and brush each color onto a bare section of floor, and you can keep looking at them as the daylight changes.
We open a few cans and brush each color onto a bare section of floor, and you can keep looking at them as the daylight changes.
Deep sanding lines show through stain, so our crew wraps up with fine paper and clears every trace of dust before staining starts.
Our crew pads color across small areas and lifts the surplus right after, so the floor dries one even shade with no lap marks.
Smithfield floors are stained by people Brazil Floors employs directly, NWFA trained and fully insured, and their labor stays warrantied a year.

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Colonials and capes are typically priced from a simple $2.00 per square foot. Local quotes get written up after a free visit.
Yes. The samples remain on a bare patch of floor, so you can check them in morning sun and in the evening too.
Warm brown and natural oak are requested most, with espresso, cool gray and custom two can mixes also chosen.
Yes. Once the old amber layer is sanded off, a brown stain on fresh oak changes the whole feel of the room.
Yes. Low ceilings and tight corners are fine, and we stain those rooms with the same care as the rest.
It does not have to, but most families prefer it, so we mix and test until both floors share one shade.
Usually right after the estimate day, and whoever sands your floor is also the one who stains it.
Labor for one year, and every step is handled by our own NWFA trained people, never by any subcontractors.