Boards Matched to Yours
Most Attleboro colonials and ranches have red oak strip in standard widths, and we carry it, then build the stain in layers until the patch vanishes.
Most Attleboro colonials and ranches have red oak strip in standard widths, and we carry it, then build the stain in layers until the patch vanishes.
Start with a free visit. The floor gets metered, the subfloor is inspected from below, and you see exactly which boards must go and which can stay.
Squeaky halls and gaps by baseboard heat are common here. We screw from above into the joists and close the seams with tinted filler.
Every repair carries a one year labor warranty, done by licensed, insured, NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees.



Repairs start at $150 and the final price depends on how many strips failed and why. The free visit ends with a firm number in writing.
Yes. We dry the floor, take meter readings over several days and replace only the boards that never flatten.
Often not. We read moisture from the basement side and from the room above, dry the area out and swap only the boards that refuse to lie flat.
Yes. Nearly every Attleboro colonial and ranch has it, so we carry it and build the color in stages to match.
Small screws go in from above into the framing, then the holes are filled with putty tinted to the floor.
Yes. Heat dries those boards, so we fill the seams with a tinted filler that holds through the seasons.
Usually the same week, and a small patch is cut, set and coated in one visit.
A year on the repair labor. Beyond that, the people doing it are NWFA trained employees of ours, carrying their own license and insurance.