Boards Matched to Yours
Oak laid in the 1950s has aged into a color all its own. Our tech sources matching species and strip width, lines up the grain, then tints stain until it disappears.
Oak laid in the 1950s has aged into a color all its own. Our tech sources matching species and strip width, lines up the grain, then tints stain until it disappears.
Repair estimates are free and happen at your house. We take a moisture reading, peek at the framing from below and give you a price on paper.
Strips that rock underfoot or lift at the ends are fastened down again. Cracks that widen every January when the heat comes on get filled to keep grit out.
Licensed, insured, NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees do every repair. A patch that loosens or creaks before a year has passed earns a free return trip.



No two jobs are alike, so a price comes only after a free in person look. It is written down for you, and nothing starts until you approve it.
Usually, yes. We source the same species and width, follow the grain direction, then tint each new piece until it settles in beside oak that has mellowed for decades.
A slow leak or sticky summer humidity makes each strip swell from below. We locate that moisture and stop it before swapping any wood.
Yes. Only the stained strips are lifted, fresh oak is fitted into the gap and finish is feathered over it, leaving the rest of the room untouched.
We find the loose strips by listening, then drive screws into the framing below. Most squeaks go quiet, and the top surface stays intact.
Our goal is that nobody can tell. Wood that matches, pieces staggered among the old rows and finish blended at the edges hide the work, even from you.
Most estimate visits are booked within a couple of days of your call. Smaller fixes are often done during that same trip after you approve the price.
Yes, for a full year. Should something we fixed come loose or start squeaking during that time, coming back to fix it costs you nothing.