Boards Matched to Yours
Most Natick capes and colonials have 2 1/4 inch red oak strip, and we keep it in the store, then layer color until the new piece reads like the old.
Most Natick capes and colonials have 2 1/4 inch red oak strip, and we keep it in the store, then layer color until the new piece reads like the old.
Book a free estimate. The floor gets metered, the subfloor gets inspected from below, and you see exactly which boards have to go.
Squeaky halls and gaps along baseboard heaters are everyday calls here. Screws go in from above and the seams close with a tinted filler.
Every repair carries a one-year labor warranty, and the installer at your door is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Board repair starts at $150 and is quoted on site according to how many strips failed and why. There is no flat per foot price, and the written quote follows the free visit.
Often, yes. The floor is dried out, the moisture readings are tracked for several days, and only boards that never flatten get replaced.
Not necessarily. We inspect from the basement and from the room above, dry everything out and swap only the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Nearly every cape and colonial in town has 2 1/4 inch red oak strip, so it stays in the store and we blend the color in layers to match.
Screws are set from above through the boards into the joists, and the small holes get a tinted putty that vanishes into the grain.
Yes. The heaters dry the boards nearest them, so a tinted filler that moves with the seasons is worked into those seams.
Usually the same week, since the crew is based at 9 Cochituate St. A small patch is cut, set and coated in one visit.
Labor is covered for a year, and the installers are licensed, insured and NWFA trained employees of Brazil Floors.