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Hardwood Floor Staining in Stonington, CT

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Samples on Your Own Wood

Blue tape frames each sample on sanded oak, so colors can be compared next to each other, near a window and away from it.

Fine Grit Sanding First

Sanding scratches become dark streaks under color, so a buffer with fine screens follows and a vacuum takes care of the dust.

No Blotches or Lap Marks

Stain is wiped onto one manageable patch at a time and the excess lifted before the next, so no lap marks show.

One Year Staining Warranty

Stonington staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with labor warranted for twelve months.

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Floor Staining Throughout Stonington

We stain floors in Borough Federals, Lower Pawcatuck colonials, Lords Point cottages and homes on Quaketaug Hill. Years of sun turn oak orange, so we sand to clean wood, sample colors in your rooms and seal once dry.
Three stain samples framed by blue tape on bare oak in a Stonington Borough house, Brazil FloorsDark walnut glossy floor reflecting the windows in a Lower Pawcatuck colonial, Brazil FloorsLight natural oak kitchen with a fridge and back door in a Lords Point cottage, Brazil Floors
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Hardwood Floor Staining Services

Walnut brown and natural oak are favorites around town. Choose a color, and a taped square of it goes on your floor.

Natural Look, No Stain

A Borough house keeps its oak light and true, with only a clear finish over the wood.

Gray and Driftwood Tones

Light gray works well in a remodeled Lords Point cottage with white shaker cabinets.

Dark Walnut and Espresso

Espresso grounds a Lower Pawcatuck colonial and sets off its white trim.

Custom Color Mixing

A family on Quaketaug Hill mixed two cans and landed between honey and walnut.

Red Oak Toning

Red oak near Cannon Square gets a toner, and its pink undertone settles into warm brown.

Color Change on Old Floors

Orange floors in older Mechanic Street houses are sanded off and turned deep chestnut.
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Other Flooring Jobs Across Stonington

A darker or lighter shade starts with sanding to bare wood, and the same team installs hardwood, laminate and vinyl plank and builds stairs.
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Your New Color by Tomorrow

Torn between walnut and natural oak? Both go onto your own floor as free samples. Call Brazil Floors at 203-916-4898.
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What does staining cost in Stonington?

Stonington staining is $2.00/Sq Ft and includes samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat. For a full sanding with stain and three coats, the price is $2.50/Sq Ft.

Can orange oak go brown?

Yes. Bare oak under the old finish accepts brown, walnut or chestnut with no orange showing through.

Which shades do Stonington homeowners pick?

Walnut brown and natural oak lead, with espresso, light gray and custom blends close behind.

Can you stain stairs between two floors?

Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers get into corners a drum sander misses, and the color is balanced with the floors on both levels.

How long does stain take to dry?

Overnight is usually enough for stain to dry, and we touch test the surface before sealing so nothing lifts.

Should we leave the house during staining?

Most households stay put, although a few spend a night elsewhere while the finish cures and the smell fades.

How fast can you schedule the work?

Often the day after we measure, with one small crew handling every step from sanding to the final seal.

Is the staining guaranteed?

Yes. Our own NWFA trained staff stain your Stonington floor, and the labor is covered for twelve months.

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Floor Staining in Nearby Towns

Sample visits also reach Groton and North Stonington, plus Ledyard and Preston, often as soon as the next day.
Groton owners tape off sample colors on their own oak and compare them first.
North Stonington farmhouses often pick honey brown, rubbed into fresh oak by hand.
Ledyard colonials favor deep brown stains that flatter painted trim and old doors.
Preston homes get a blend mixed on site that ties an addition to old oak.
Griswold capes go from orange oak to a calm walnut brown after a full sanding.
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