Boards Matched to Yours
Seymour houses mostly have red oak strip in common widths, so matching stock rides in our truck and the stain is built in layers.
Seymour houses mostly have red oak strip in common widths, so matching stock rides in our truck and the stain is built in layers.
A free estimate puts a meter on the boards and a flashlight on the framing below, so you know exactly which planks must go.
Hall squeaks and baseboard heat gaps are typical in older valley homes. Screws go in from above and a tinted filler hides the seams.
A repair is covered by one year of labor warranty, and all workers are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs begin at $150, and the figure is set at your house once we see the damage. A per-foot price does not fit repairs, because every failure differs.
We carry red and white oak in common widths and test the stain on a scrap before touching your floor. After the final coat, the patch is hard to find.
Only the boards that stay cupped once dry. A meter reading shows which ones recovered.
We screw the boards into the joists from above and fill the heads. The framing is checked from below first.
Narrow gaps get a tinted filler, while wide ones usually call for new strips.
Labor is due the day the crew starts, and any material at drop-off. When a room has to be cleared, moving the furniture is a flat $250.
Once the room is sanded and coated, the repair blends in. A stain sample is shown before color goes on.
Yes, for a year on labor from Brazil Floors. The crew carries licenses and insurance, and its NWFA certification is current.