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Samples on Your Own Wood
A few shades go onto a sanded corner in a row, and you can hold each up next to your cabinets, your couch and the trim before anything is final.
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Hardwood Floor Staining in Somerset, MA
Stain Samples and Custom Colors
We Bring the Store to Your Door — with Contractor Pricing
Free In-Home Estimates
Guaranteed Lowest Price — or We’ll Beat It
Next-Day Floor Staining
Book online now to lock in your next-day appointment and $250 discount.
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Wood Floor Staining Options
Stain on a paint store card never looks quite like stain on your oak. So once your oak is sanded, we brush a few real samples near the window, and you judge them in the light coming off Mount Hope Bay. Floor staining in Somerset adds $2.00/Sq Ft to the $2.50/Sq Ft refinish.
Floor Staining
Once the floor is fine sanded, we rub color into the wood by hand and take off the extra promptly, so the grain still shows even under the darkest stain colors.
$2.00
/Sq Ft
What’s Included:
Stain Samples on Your Floor
Color Applied by Hand
Sealed With Polyurethane
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Custom Color Matching
Mixing two stains can give you a custom shade no store sells, or match the new color to a room that was finished years ago.
Free
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What’s Included:
Two Stains Blended
Matched to the Next Room
Tested Before We Start
Stair Staining
On stairs and landings, every tread and nose is sanded by hand and stained to the hallway color, then sealed with a finish built to handle heavy traffic.
Free
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What’s Included:
Treads Sanded Smooth
Stained by Hand
Matched to Your Floors
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Fine Grit Sanding First
Stain picks up every little sander swirl, so before any color we buff with fine grit to erase them, then vacuum every corner, vent and windowsill.
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No Blotches or Lap Marks
We apply color with a pad and wipe off the excess right behind it, which keeps the tone even across the room with no darker overlap marks.
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One Year Staining Warranty
Your stain is applied by our own NWFA trained employees, not a subcontractor. We are licensed and insured, and stain work carries our one year labor warranty.
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Floor Staining Crew in Somerset
From homes along County Street to houses near Buffington Park and streets by the Chace Street School, we sand oak down to bare wood, test samples on the spot, wipe the chosen stain colors on by hand and finish with clear protection that can take years of sandy summer feet.
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Hardwood Floor Staining Services
Maybe natural, maybe gray, maybe a dark walnut: you choose, and we try it on a sanded spot by your back door to confirm the pick before we stain a single room.
Natural Look, No Stain
Plenty of Somerset owners skip stain completely, and simply seal the oak clear so its own color shows.
Gray and Driftwood Tones
Light gray and driftwood shades feel right at home with the white trim common near Pierce Beach.
Dark Walnut and Espresso
In family rooms near Waterfront Park, dark walnut and espresso go down evenly with no blotchy spots.
Custom Color Mixing
For a living room off Route 138, we can blend two cans into a custom color that suits the furniture and the light.
Red Oak Toning
Toning tames the pinkish hue red oak takes on in sunlit rooms with windows facing the Taunton River.
Color Change on Old Floors
Older floors near the town library can be sanded fresh and then go a few shades lighter or darker.
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More Floor Work From the Same Somerset Crew
Staining is usually part of a full sand and refinish. The same crew can also install new hardwood or LVP, float laminate, replace stair treads or fix damaged strips first.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow
Curious how a deep brown or soft gray would look in your house? Our estimator brings sample cans and tries them on your oak for free. Call 508-306-4190.
Get your Free In-Home EstimateHow much is it to stain my floors?
Color runs $2.00/Sq Ft, on top of the $2.50/Sq Ft refinish that comes with it. We measure during a free visit and leave you a written price.
Can I see the stain colors on my own floor?
Yes. After sanding, several samples go on one corner of your floor, and you are free to study them all day, from bright morning to lamplit evening, before choosing.
Is gray possible on a red oak floor?
It is, though some warmth from the red oak usually peeks through. A test patch shows you the result, and a toner step can help the gray read cooler.
Do dark stains show dust more?
Yes. Espresso and other dark colors show dust, pet hair and small scratches sooner than medium browns, and we talk that through before you decide.
Will the new stain match my dining room?
In most homes, yes. We blend stains on offcuts and hold them beside the dining room floor until they agree, then stain the new space with that mix.
Can my floor go lighter than it is now?
Often. Our sanders remove the old color along with the finish, so going lighter works, though very dark old stain can leave a faint shadow deep in the grain.
How long does stain need to dry?
It has to dry completely before any finish goes over it. On a muggy August day near the bay that may take most of the day, and we build that into the schedule.
Can the stairs match the floor color?
Yes. We sand the treads and landings by hand, use the same stain as the floor, and seal them with a tough finish for everyday traffic.
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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns
We bring stain samples to homes in Fall River, Dighton, Swansea, Freetown and Berkley as well, and color costs the same $2.00/Sq Ft on every one of those floors.
Near Ocean Grove, we try out shades on freshly sanded oak, then stain each room evenly from wall to wall.
In homes around Segreganset, we tone down pinkish red oak or take it darker, then seal it clear.
Families near Battleship Cove often land on gray or natural once they see samples on their own oak.
Around Berkley Common, we hand wipe dark walnut and espresso so the color lies even before sealing.
Near Assonet, we mix a stain so a newer addition flows into the original house without a visible line.
