Samples on Your Own Wood
Several test squares get brushed right onto your sanded floor, so stain colors are judged under your lamps and valley daylight instead of store lighting.
Several test squares get brushed right onto your sanded floor, so stain colors are judged under your lamps and valley daylight instead of store lighting.
Sanding swirls darken dramatically under pigment. Our final pass therefore runs with fine abrasive screens, followed by two rounds of vacuuming.
Pads push pigment into the grain, and rags lift the leftover before it can sit. Tone stays steady wall to wall, minus dark streaks hugging trim.
Whoever tints your oak draws a Brazil Floors paycheck, holds NWFA training plus license and insurance, and every hour of that labor is backed for twelve months.



Staining costs $2.00/Sq Ft. Because color normally comes with sanding plus refinishing, add that $2.50/Sq Ft as well, and the free written estimate lays out the full total.
White oak takes gray beautifully. Red oak often warms gray toward beige or pink, which is why a sample goes down on your actual floor before anybody commits.
A few squares get brushed onto a sanded spot, and you check them over breakfast and again after dark. Real color on real wood, lit by your lamps, settles the debate fast.
Red oak carries warm undertones naturally. Neutral or toning stain softens that, and a trial patch lets you see the difference before a whole room is colored.
Most of the time. We blend two stains toward the adjoining room, comparing swatches right at the doorway until the two rooms look continuous.
That depends on stain type, finish and humidity. A written schedule comes with your estimate, listing when bare feet may cross it and when tables return.
You pay 50% on our opening day and the remaining 50% once color and finish are complete. The number on your written estimate is what you pay.
Yes. Our labor on staining is protected one full year. Separately, stain and finish makers add their own product guarantees too.