Samples on Your Own Wood
Little trial squares go right on your bare floor, letting you weigh stain colors under living room lamps and real daylight rather than store bulbs.
Little trial squares go right on your bare floor, letting you weigh stain colors under living room lamps and real daylight rather than store bulbs.
Pigment exaggerates every swirl a sander leaves. Our last pass runs fine mesh screens across the room, and the vacuum then circles it twice over.
Applicator pads drive pigment into the grain, then rags pick off leftovers quickly, so one steady tone spans the room without dark bands near walls.
Only Brazil Floors employees apply your stain, each NWFA trained, insured and licensed, with twelve months of labor protection afterward.



Color is $2.00/Sq Ft. Since stain nearly always follows a full sanding plus refinishing, priced $2.50/Sq Ft, your free written estimate combines both into one total.
Gray sits nicest on white oak, whereas red oak tends to drift toward beige or pink under gray, so a sample on your actual floor shows the truth before anything is decided.
Several squares get painted on a sanded corner. Look at them over coffee, then again at night with lamps on. Your wood plus your lighting answers the question quickly.
Red oak simply grows with a warm undertone. Neutral or toning stain mutes that, and one trial patch allows comparison before a whole room gets colored.
Usually. Two stains get blended toward the adjoining floor, and swatches get compared across the threshold until neither room looks different from the other.
Timing hinges on stain type, finish chemistry and how humid that week turns out. A written schedule with your estimate shows when walking resumes and when chairs come back.
You pay 50% on opening day and the other 50% once color and clear layers are complete. Nothing gets added beyond the written figure.
Yes. Our staining labor stays protected for a year. Separately, stain and finish manufacturers back their own products with their own guarantees.