Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in the common widths rides in the truck, along with wide pine for the older houses. New boards are stained in layers until they sit quietly beside the old ones.
Red oak strip in the common widths rides in the truck, along with wide pine for the older houses. New boards are stained in layers until they sit quietly beside the old ones.
The estimate is free. We meter the damp boards, look at the subfloor from the cellar and tell you honestly which boards must go and which can stay.
Squeaks and gaps are part of life in a 200 year old house. We screw the loose boards down into the joists from above and fill open seams with putty tinted to the floor.
Repairs carry twelve months of labor warranty, done by employees who are licensed, insured and NWFA trained. No subcontractor touches your floor.



From $150, quoted at the house by the count of boards and what damaged them. We do not price repairs per foot, and the written quote follows a free visit.
Often, yes. We dry it out, meter the boards over several days and replace only the ones that stay cupped once the moisture is gone.
Not always. We look from the cellar and from the room above, dry everything out and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
Both. Red oak strip is on the truck, and we source wide pine for the 1800s farmhouses so the patch matches width and grain.
Screws go through the board into the joist from above, then the heads are hidden with putty tinted to the floor color.
Dry heat shrinks the boards nearest the stove. We fill the open seams with a flexible, tinted filler that rides out the seasonal movement.
Usually inside a week. A small patch is cut in, set and coated in a single visit, so you have the room back by evening.
Twelve months on the labor, and the work is done by licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees of Brazil Floors.