Samples on Your Own Wood
Six swatches get brushed onto a bare strip of oak, and you can study them by daylight and lamplight before settling on one.
Six swatches get brushed onto a bare strip of oak, and you can study them by daylight and lamplight before settling on one.
Any deep scratch from sanding grabs extra color, so the crew screens the oak smooth and vacuums twice before stain is opened.
Stain is padded onto a few rows at once and the excess comes up straight after, so long rooms finish with no streaks or patches.
Every Warren job is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained with full insurance, and labor is warrantied for one whole year.

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Older homes here are often quoted at a typical $2.00 per square foot. Firm figures come from a free visit.
Yes. We check for nails and thin spots first, then sand carefully so the oak takes color evenly.
Espresso and honey oak come first, with gray, natural oak and custom two can blends close behind.
Light marks usually sand out completely. Deep black stains may need a few floors replaced before color goes on.
Usually overnight. We check that it is fully dry before the clear coats, which keeps the color from smearing.
We ask that they stay in a closed room or with a neighbor, since fresh stain can hold paw prints.
Usually a day or so past the visit, with one crew staying on your floor all the way to the final coat.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained employees do it all, and their labor stays covered twelve months once we wrap up.