Samples on Your Own Wood
A few trial patches get brushed straight onto your floor, so every candidate among the stain colors gets judged under your lamps and your windows, not a showroom bulb.
A few trial patches get brushed straight onto your floor, so every candidate among the stain colors gets judged under your lamps and your windows, not a showroom bulb.
Any sander swirl turns into a dark squiggle once stain hits it. That is why final passes use a fine screen, followed by two full vacuum rounds before color.
We rub stain in with pads and lift the excess within minutes, keeping the shade even from the fireplace clear over to the far wall, no dark halo by the trim.
Whoever stains your floor works directly for us, NWFA trained with license and insurance, and that labor carries our warranty for a year past the last visit.



Staining is $2.00/Sq Ft. Most color work happens alongside sanding and refinishing at $2.50/Sq Ft, and a free written estimate shows the whole total.
Gray behaves best on white oak. Red oak tends to pull warm under gray, so we test the exact shade on your wood and you see the honest result before deciding.
We brush several squares on a sanded patch and you check them morning and evening. Seeing color on your own wood, in your own light, makes the call much easier.
Red oak carries warm undertones by nature. A neutral or toning stain can calm it, and testing on your floor shows the change before the whole room gets done.
Usually. We blend two stains to line up with the adjoining floor, testing side by side until both rooms read as one connected space.
That depends on the stain, the finish and the humidity that week. Your estimate includes a written timeline showing when chairs and tables may return.
Sanding and staining are paid in two halves: 50% the first morning, 50% once everything is finished. The written estimate is the final number.
Yes. We warranty staining labor a full year, and the stain and finish products keep their own manufacturer coverage on top of that.