Boards Matched to Yours
Most Barre capes and farmhouses have red oak strip or wide pine, and we bring both, then layer color until the new piece disappears into the old.
Most Barre capes and farmhouses have red oak strip or wide pine, and we bring both, then layer color until the new piece disappears into the old.
Book a free estimate. The floor gets metered, the subfloor is inspected from the cellar and you see which boards truly have to go.
Squeaky stairs halls and gaps by the woodstove are common calls here. Screws go in from above and the seams close with a tinted filler.
Each repair carries a one-year labor warranty, and the installer at your door is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs begin at $150, with the final figure set by how many boards failed and why. The free visit ends with a written quote that does not change.
Yes. We dry the floor, follow the meter for several days and replace only the boards that never flatten.
Not always. We check from the cellar and from the room, dry everything out and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Many Barre farmhouses have it, so we source matching widths and tone the new board to the old patina.
Small screws go in from above into the joists, then the holes are filled with tinted putty so they vanish.
Yes. Dry heat from the stove shrinks those boards, so the seams get a tinted flexible filler that moves with the seasons.
Usually the same week. A small patch is cut, set and sealed in a single trip.
One year on the labor. The installer is an NWFA trained employee of Brazil Floors, licensed and insured.