Samples on Your Own Wood
Each sample sits in a square of blue tape on sanded oak, so you can compare colors side by side, in sun and in shade.
Each sample sits in a square of blue tape on sanded oak, so you can compare colors side by side, in sun and in shade.
Sanding scratches turn into dark streaks under color, so a fine-screen buffer follows the big machine and a vacuum takes the rest.
Stain is wiped onto a small patch and the extra lifted before moving on, so no overlap marks show between sections.
Brazil Floors employees do every bit of the staining here, NWFA trained and insured, with the labor warranted for twelve months.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft, with samples on your own floor, hand-applied color and a clear top coat included. The firm quote comes after a free visit.
No. A full sand, stain and three-coat refinish is the $2.50/Sq Ft service, and staining covers the color and protective top coat step.
Yes. Sample squares are taped on your own oak so you judge them in your own light.
Only after sanding to bare wood. How light you can go depends on the stain already in the board, and the estimator explains what is realistic.
Socks are fine after roughly 24 hours, with furniture back after 48. Humid days add time.
Wiping by hand in small patches keeps color uniform. Blotchy spots get a conditioner or toner.
Yes, and we match them to the floor. Stair refinishing is $50 per step.
You pay labor when the crew shows up and material when it is delivered. When sanding is included, half is paid as it begins and half at the final coat.