Samples on Your Own Wood
We brush a handful of possible shades next to one another on newly sanded oak, letting you hold them up to your trim, your sofa and the radiator covers.
We brush a handful of possible shades next to one another on newly sanded oak, letting you hold them up to your trim, your sofa and the radiator covers.
Color makes any leftover sander swirl jump out, so the wood gets a last pass with fine screens, then the radiators, sills and corners are vacuumed before staining.
Our finisher works the stain in with a pad and wipes the surplus within seconds, keeping the tone steady from the bay window to the kitchen doorway.
Our own NWFA trained employees apply your color. We hold a state license plus insurance, and our labor on each stain project stays guaranteed for a full year.



Stain runs $2.00/Sq Ft, and the sand and refinish under it is $2.50/Sq Ft. During a free visit we measure each room, then writes a total that lists both parts.
Yes. Right after sanding, several samples go onto one corner, and you have time to see them in daylight and under your lamps before choosing a color.
It is, though red oak usually holds a hint of warmth under gray. A sample shows the result, and a toning step can help the gray look cooler.
Yes. Very dark colors reveal lint, dog hair and tiny scuffs faster than medium browns, which is something we always mention before you decide.
Usually. We blend stains on scrap oak and hold the pieces next to the older room until the colors agree, and that blend goes across the new floor.
Most of the time. Our sanders take the old stain off together with the finish, though very deep color can linger as a light tint down in the grain.
Stain needs to be fully dry first. During a sticky July week near the Mystic River that can take most of the day, so our crew builds it into your schedule.
Yes. Our crew hand sands each tread and landing, uses the same stain as your floor and seals them with a durable finish for daily traffic.