Custom Staining & Color Matching

Matching a stain is chemistry plus judgment. The same can of stain reads completely differently on oak, maple, cherry, or alder — so a real match is proven on your actual wood, in your actual light, before a single coat goes on the work. You approve the sample first, every time.

Whether it's blending new millwork into a century of patina, unifying additions with the original home, or hitting a designer's target exactly, the process is the same: sample, adjust, prove it, then commit.