STAIN COLORS

Hardwood Floor Stains Made To Last

Staining your hardwood floors can feel like an overwhelming task, so our team here in Pittsburgh is ready to help you every step of the way! For our projects that need a fresh coat of stain, we use a special oil-based product. It’s incredibly rich in pigment, and is also able to blend seamlessly with the natural grain of your wood floors. After an easy application, it seeps deep into the the wood’s pores to ensure the color lasts. The stain also helps seal off air pockets that could cause future warping or damage to your hardwood floor. 

Thinking your floors may require a different type of stain? We have an extensive range of gel and water-based wood stains in a variety of colors! We’re confident you’ll find something that meets your needs and aesthetic preferences in your Pittsburgh home. Call us today to learn more! 

Eco-Friendly Floor Staining in Pittsburgh

We make sure that each stain offered to our customers meets the certification of the GREENGUARD® standard. These standards include low chemical emissions during the use of the product, ensuring a safe and healthy home for your family the entire time you use your hardwood floors. Not to mention, it’s safe for the environment too! 

The following stains are available for your next hardwood floor renewal project in Pittsburgh:

We Only Use Trusted Brands

We are dedicated to partnering with brands that share our high standards and unwavering commitment to quality. Two of our preferred brands, shown above, are Minwax® and DuraSeal®. However, we do provide you the opportunity to contact us if there is a color or brand you’d prefer that isn’t shown above and we will do our best to add it to our list of stain colors. You can see more of our available stain colors by visiting the Minwax website.

*The colors shown are for reference purposes only. They have been reproduced using digital production techniques and may appear slightly different once applied depending on multiple factors, including the lighting of the room and the type of wood to which the stain has been applied.