Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Harwinton capes and colonials have, so it rides on the truck and gets tinted in layers until the new board vanishes.
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Harwinton capes and colonials have, so it rides on the truck and gets tinted in layers until the new board vanishes.
Book the free estimate and we meter the boards, check the subfloor from the basement and mark the strips that have to come out.
Squeaky halls and winter gaps between boards are common in Harwinton houses with forced hot air or a woodstove. Screws set from above stop the movement and filler tinted to the oak fills the seams.
Each repair carries twelve months of labor warranty, done by a crew that is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



From $150, with the final figure set by how many strips failed and what caused it. The quote is written up after the free visit.
Usually, yes, once the room is dried and the meter checked over a few days. Only the strips that stay cupped are swapped.
Standard red oak widths travel on the truck and the tint is built up in layers. In most Harwinton rooms nobody finds the patch.
Forced hot air and woodstoves dry the oak and it shrinks until spring. Seams that stay open get filler tinted to the oak, and running a humidifier eases the swing.
Most of the time. Screws driven from above and hidden with oak colored filler quiet nearly every Harwinton hallway.
Yes. We source wide pine or oak to match and price it at the house, since no two old floors share a width.
Only if the rest of the floor is worn, in which case a $2.50/Sq Ft refinish hides the patch entirely. A small fix is usually recoated on the spot.
Brazil Floors employees, licensed, insured and NWFA trained, with twelve months on the labor.