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Whether your 1950s cape on Maple Street has narrow red oak or a newer home has wide white oak, we match it, then test stain on the replacement strips till they vanish.
Whether your 1950s cape on Maple Street has narrow red oak or a newer home has wide white oak, we match it, then test stain on the replacement strips till they vanish.
When our tech comes out for free, he studies the damage, puts a moisture meter on it and heads down to the basement to look from underneath, so the fix lasts.
Strips that bounce get fastened down to the floor joists, and winter cracks that appear while the furnace runs get filled, so kitchen crumbs stop settling in.
Your repair is done by Brazil Floors staff, never subcontractors, each tech insured, licensed and NWFA trained. Should our patch fail within a year, it's redone at no cost.



Every damaged floor is a bit different, so we come out free of charge and quote the job after looking at it. A small patch by a doorway often costs far less than people expect.
Our crew picks oak of the same kind and width as yours, runs the grain the way yours runs, then blends stain and finish. After refinishing, most homeowners can't point to where the patch was.
Sometimes. If the finish around it is in good shape, we can blend a small area. If the room has gone dull overall, sanding everything gives the cleanest match.
Moisture, nearly always. A leaky dishwasher, a damp basement or a missing gutter can do it. We find the source first so the repair lasts.
Light ones sometimes can. Stains that have gone black mean urine got down into the grain, so the crew cuts away those strips and fits new oak in the gap.
A patch the size of a doormat usually takes one day. Bigger repairs, or ones followed by refinishing the whole room, can stretch to three or four days.
Once we've seen the damage, you'll get a firm price. Repair labor is collected the morning our crew begins, and any refinishing afterward is paid in two halves, sanding day and the final day.
Yes. Should our patch loosen during the first twelve months, the fix is free. Every repair is handled by our own staff, licensed, insured and NWFA trained.