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Hardwood Floor Staining in Sterling, CT

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Samples on Your Own Wood

Every candidate gets its own taped square on sanded oak, so you compare shades side by side, near a window and in shadow.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Sanding scratches show as dark streaks once stained, so fine screens and two vacuum passes come before any color.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Color is wiped over a small patch and the excess lifted before the next one starts, so lap lines never show in the seams.

One Year Staining Warranty

In Sterling, staining is done by Brazil Floors staff, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is warrantied for twelve months.

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Floor Staining Throughout Sterling

We stain floors in Sterling Hill farmhouses, Oneco mill homes and ranches along Plainfield Pike. Plenty of that oak has gone orange with age, so it is taken to clean wood, samples are taped in view and the color is sealed when dry.
Three stain samples framed in blue tape on bare oak in a Sterling Hill farmhouse, Brazil FloorsDark walnut glossy floor reflecting the windows in a Plainfield Pike home, Brazil FloorsNatural oak kitchen with a window over the sink in an Oneco home, Brazil Floors
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Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Walnut and natural oak are favorites around Sterling. Pick any shade and we tape down a sample of it on your boards.

Natural Look, No Stain

An Oneco house keeps its oak light, with only a clear finish over the wood.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Pale gray works in a remodeled Sterling kitchen with white shaker doors.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Espresso grounds a Sterling Hill colonial and makes bright trim stand out.

Custom Color Mixing

One Sterling family mixed two cans and landed between honey and walnut.

Red Oak Toning

Red oak near Plainfield Pike gets a toner, and the pink cast turns warm brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Orange floors in older Oneco homes are sanded off and turned deep brown.
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Other Flooring Jobs Across Sterling

A deeper or paler shade begins with sanding to raw wood, and our crew also handles hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank and new staircases.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Torn between walnut and natural oak? We tape free samples to your floor, so you compare both in your light. Ring Brazil Floors at 203-916-4898.
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What does staining cost in Sterling?

Staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft and includes samples on your own boards, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat. If the job needs the full sand and three poly coats, that is refinishing at $2.50/Sq Ft.

Can orange oak turn brown?

Yes. With the old finish sanded off, fresh oak takes brown, walnut or espresso cleanly.

Which colors do Sterling owners pick?

Walnut and natural oak lead, with honey brown and soft gray close behind.

Do you stain steep stairs?

Yes. Hand scrapers and edgers reach where the machine cannot, and the color matches the floors above and below.

How long should stain dry?

Overnight for most stains. The surface gets tested before the clear coat goes on.

Should we stay home during the work?

Many families do, though some prefer to be out for the sanding and the first night.

How is staining paid for?

Sanding jobs are billed in two halves, the first at the start and the second after the last coat. Other labor is paid on the crew's arrival.

Who does the staining?

Our own NWFA certified payroll crew, with twelve months of labor warranty.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Sample visits also reach Plainfield, Killingly, Voluntown, Griswold and Canterbury, often the next day.
Plainfield owners tape off a few sample colors and compare them first.
Killingly mill houses often pick honey brown, rubbed by hand into fresh oak.
Voluntown cabins lean toward medium brown, which suits rustic trim.
Griswold ranches choose soft gray, which keeps open rooms calm.
Canterbury farmhouses get a blend mixed on site, tying an addition to the old oak.
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