Boards Matched to Yours
Most capes and colonials here have red oak strip in common widths, and we carry it with us, then brush the color in stages until it matches.
Most capes and colonials here have red oak strip in common widths, and we carry it with us, then brush the color in stages until it matches.
Set up a free estimate. We meter the floor, inspect the subfloor from below and show you which boards truly need to change.
Squeaky halls and gaps by the baseboard heat are common in the older homes here. Screws go down from the top and the open seams are packed with fill tinted to the oak.
The repair includes a year on labor, and every person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



By the number of strips and why they failed, starting at $150. Once we have looked at it in person, the written quote is final.
Yes, we dry the area, follow the meter and replace only the boards that stay cupped. The rest is sanded and recoated.
Usually not. Once the subfloor dries we swap the worst boards and blend them into the room.
Yes, common red oak strip rides on the truck. Odd widths from older Darien houses are ordered and arrive next day.
We fasten the boards down into the joists from the top and conceal each screw head with matching fill.
Yes, seasonal gaps near heaters get a flexible fill tinted to the oak so they stop collecting dirt.
The free estimate is usually within a day or two, and small repairs are often finished in one visit.
One year on labor from Brazil Floors, with every crew member licensed and insured.