Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip is the usual floor in older Sherman houses, so we keep matching stock on the truck and tint it in layers to meet the old boards.
Red oak strip is the usual floor in older Sherman houses, so we keep matching stock on the truck and tint it in layers to meet the old boards.
The free estimate in Sherman includes meter readings and a look beneath the floor, so you see which boards are actually damaged.
Creaks and open seams near the heat in Sherman homes get fixed from the top, with screws into the framing and color matched putty.
Brazil Floors backs each Sherman repair for a year on labor, using licensed, insured installers who work to NWFA standards.



By the number of strips and the reason they failed, starting from $150 around Sherman Center. After a free visit in Sherman you get a firm quote in writing.
Often it can, if it is dried quickly. We track moisture and only replace the strips that stay cupped in Sherman.
Not always, we check from the basement and the room in Sherman, dry everything and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
We can, we stock the same species, cut it to length and tone it to blend with the Sherman floor around it.
We drive small screws from above into the framing, then fill the heads with tinted putty so they vanish in Sherman hallways.
Dry heat shrinks the boards in winter. We fill the seams with tinted material that flexes with the Sherman seasons.
We can often start the same week, and a small patch in Sherman is usually cut, set and coated before dinner.
Yes, our labor is warrantied for one year. Payment is labor when the crew starts and any material when it is delivered in Sherman.