Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Southington houses wear, so matching boards ride in our truck and the stain is built in layers.
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Southington houses wear, so matching boards ride in our truck and the stain is built in layers.
A free estimate includes a moisture meter on the boards and a look at the framing from below, so you see which planks must be replaced.
Squeaks in a hallway and gaps near baseboard heat are typical of older houses. Screws go in from above and a matched filler hides the seams.
Each repair is covered by a year of labor warranty, and every person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Work starts at $150, and the figure is set at your house once we see the damage. We never quote repairs by the foot because the damage differs every time.
We bring red and white oak in common widths and test the stain on a scrap before touching your floor. After the final coat goes on, the patch is hard to find.
Only the ones that stay cupped once dry. A meter reading tells us which boards recovered.
We screw the boards through to the joists from above and fill the screw heads. A look at the subfloor from the basement comes first.
Narrow gaps get a tinted filler, but wide ones normally call for replacement strips.
Labor is due on the day the crew begins, and any material is due at drop-off. Furniture moving is a flat $250 when a room needs it.
Once the room is sanded and coated, the repaired spot blends into the rest. You see a stain sample before color goes on.
Yes, a year on labor from Brazil Floors. Everyone on the crew is licensed, insured and certified through NWFA.