Samples on Your Own Wood
Each sample is boxed in with blue tape on sanded oak so you can compare colors side by side, near a window and in the shade.
Each sample is boxed in with blue tape on sanded oak so you can compare colors side by side, near a window and in the shade.
Sanding lines turn into dark streaks under color, so a buffer with fine screens comes next and the vacuum takes care of the rest.
Stain gets wiped onto a manageable patch and the extra is pulled off before the next one, so seams never show between sections.
In Warwick, staining is done by staff on the Brazil Floors payroll, NWFA trained and insured, and their labor is warrantied twelve months.


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Ranches, capes and colonials here usually start at a common $2.00 per square foot. Then a free visit locks in the exact quote.
Yes. Once the old orange finish is sanded away, fresh oak takes brown, walnut or mahogany without that tint.
Mahogany and natural oak top the list, with espresso, light gray and custom blends close behind.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach where the big machine cannot, then color the steps to suit both floors.
Most stains dry overnight. We test the surface before any clear coat goes on so the color never smears.
Many families stay, but some prefer a night away while the finish cures, mostly because of the odor.
Usually the very next day after measuring, and the same few people handle sanding, stain and seal.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained staff do the work, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.