Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Granby colonials and ranches have, so it rides on the truck, and the color is built up in layers until the new boards disappear into the old.
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Granby colonials and ranches have, so it rides on the truck, and the color is built up in layers until the new boards disappear into the old.
Book the free estimate and we meter the floor, look at the joists from the basement and point to the exact boards that have to go, nothing more.
Older houses around Granby Center squeak in the hall and open gaps along the baseboard heat. Screws from above quiet the framing and a tinted filler closes the seams.
Repair labor is covered for a year, and everyone on the job is a licensed, insured Brazil Floors employee working to NWFA standards.



How many strips failed and what caused it, with repairs starting at $150. The estimator leaves a firm written number at the end of the free visit.
Often, yes. We dry the room, keep taking moisture readings over several days and pull only the boards that refuse to lie flat again.
Rarely. We look from the basement and from the room above, dry the whole area and replace just the strips that stay warped or stained.
Yes, because most older houses here have it. It rides on the truck, and we layer the color until the patch matches the room.
We sink small screws through the boards into the joists below. Tinted putty hides each hole so the fix is invisible.
Yes. The heat shrinks those boards, so we fill the seams with a tinted compound that moves with the seasons instead of cracking.
Usually within the same week. A patch of a few boards is cut, fitted and coated in a single visit.
Twelve months on labor. The installers are NWFA trained, licensed and insured Brazil Floors employees.