Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most capes and splits in Bedford have, so the truck always carries some, and the color goes on in layers until the patch disappears.
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most capes and splits in Bedford have, so the truck always carries some, and the color goes on in layers until the patch disappears.
The free estimate includes a moisture reading, a look at the subfloor from below and an honest count of which boards must go and which can stay.
Squeaky halls and gaps beside baseboard heaters are typical in older Bedford homes. Screws go in through the face of the boards and the seams get a color matched filler.
Each repair comes with a year of labor coverage, and the people doing it are licensed, insured Brazil Floors employees trained to NWFA standards.



By how many strips failed and why. Pricing begins at $150, and the exact number is set on site during a free visit and put in writing.
Yes. We dry the area, follow the moisture readings for a few days and replace only the boards that never go flat again.
Rarely. A reading from the basement side and another from the room tell us which strips are drying and which are not, and only the second group gets replaced.
Yes. It is the standard strip in nearly every cape and split in Bedford, so the truck carries it and the color goes on in layers until the patch vanishes.
With screws set through the face of the boards into the joists below. Tinted putty covers the heads so nobody can find them.
Yes. Boards next to a heater dry out and shrink, so we pack those seams with a color matched filler that stays flexible as the wood moves through the year.
Often the same week. A small patch is usually fitted, sanded and sealed before the end of the afternoon.
The labor is covered for a year, and the NWFA trained installers doing it are licensed and insured.