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We figure out your species, the strip width and grain pattern, then test stain on leftover new wood until it disappears next to your original floor.
We figure out your species, the strip width and grain pattern, then test stain on leftover new wood until it disappears next to your original floor.
Our free estimate is a hands on look. The tech studies the damage, uses a moisture meter and learns what is underneath, so the fix holds.
Loose strips are fastened down, and seams that open during dry radiator heat get filled before dirt can pack into them.
Every tech is a Brazil Floors employee trained to NWFA standards, fully licensed and insured, and each repair they finish is guaranteed for twelve months.



Every repair is priced at a free in-home estimate, after we see the damage, the wood species and the subfloor. You get a written price before we begin.
Yes. We dry the area, check the subfloor for rot and replace the stained or cupped strips with matching wood, then blend the finish.
Matching starts with the same species and width. New pieces are woven into your pattern, and stain gets tested on scraps until it is a match for the old wood.
Sometimes it is not. Many patches get finished by themselves. When the surrounding floor is faded, though, a full sanding looks most uniform, and we will explain which option fits.
Usually. We find the loose spots and secure the strips and subfloor to the joists, which quiets most noise without tearing up the floor.
Many repair visits happen the next day. A cracked strip or two is usually handled in one trip, while a soaked floor has to dry before we replace anything.
Yes. Landlords often book repairs during turnover so the apartment looks its best for showings. We work quickly and clean up before we leave.
Yes. If our patch fails because of workmanship within a year, we redo it at no charge. The techs are NWFA trained Brazil Floors staff with full licensing and insurance.