Boards Matched to Yours
Most Bellingham capes and ranches have red oak strip in the usual widths, so it lives on the truck, and the stain is built up in thin layers until the new boards disappear.
Most Bellingham capes and ranches have red oak strip in the usual widths, so it lives on the truck, and the stain is built up in thin layers until the new boards disappear.
Estimates are free. A moisture meter goes on the Bellingham floor, the subfloor gets inspected from the basement and you see exactly which boards need replacing.
Older Bellingham houses squeak in the hall and open gaps where the baseboard heat runs. Screws from above fix the first, tinted fill the second.
Twelve months of labor warranty come with every Bellingham repair, performed by NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees who hold a license and insurance.



Bellingham repairs begin at $150, and the final figure depends on how many strips failed and the cause. The free visit ends with a written quote in your hand.
Usually. The floor is dried out, the meter is read over several days and only the boards that never flatten get replaced.
Not always. We inspect the basement and the room above it, dry everything and take out just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Nearly every cape and ranch in town has red oak strip, so it lives on the truck and the stain is built up in layers until it matches.
Small screws go through the floor into the framing, and tinted putty hides the heads in the Bellingham oak.
Yes. Baseboard heat dries the boards next to it, so the seams get a tinted compound that holds through winter and summer.
Often within the week, and a small Bellingham patch is cut, set and coated before the afternoon ends.
Twelve months on the labor, performed by NWFA trained installers who hold a license and insurance.