Change Your Floor's Entire Personality

You're Not Stuck With That Color

Here's what most homeowners don't realize: your floor color isn't permanent. That orange oak in your Westwood colonial can become modern gray-brown. The blonde maple in your Silver Lake loft can go deep espresso. The possibilities are limited only by the wood itself.

We've transformed floors across LA—making 1970s Brady Bunch wood look like it belongs in an Architectural Digest spread. It's not magic. It's chemistry, technique, and 15 years of knowing exactly how different species absorb stain.

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The Staining Reality Check

Before you fall in love with a Pinterest floor, let's talk truth:

• Wood species matters hugely—oak takes stain beautifully, maple can be tricky
• We always do test patches in your actual space first
• Natural light affects how colors read—that's why we test in YOUR home
• Some colors photograph different than they look in person
• We can mix custom stains if off-the-shelf won't do

The goal isn't selling you a color. It's making sure you're thrilled when we're done.

How It Works

Staining happens as part of refinishing. Here's the process:

• We sand your floors down to bare wood (required for stain to penetrate)
• Test colors in different areas so you see real results
• You pick the winner—or we blend something custom
• Full floor gets stained with careful, even application
• Protective finish goes over stain to seal it permanently

LA's dry climate actually helps—stain dries predictably here. Fewer weather surprises than back East.