Boards Matched to Yours
Species, strip width and saw cut all get matched. Then stain is tried on spare offcuts until the new oak looks at home next to wood laid when the farmhouse went up.
Species, strip width and saw cut all get matched. Then stain is tried on spare offcuts until the new oak looks at home next to wood laid when the farmhouse went up.
At the estimate a moisture meter goes on the wood, and when possible we check the framing from the cellar. Knowing why a floor failed keeps the fix from failing.
Strips that rattle underfoot are refastened, and the cracks that open each January once the furnace kicks on are filled so beach sand no longer packs into them.
Licensed, insured technicians trained to NWFA standards do every repair, and Brazil Floors guarantees that labor for a year from the day the patch is finished.



Photos don't show how far water spread, the condition of the subfloor or whether matching wood is available. A free visit lets us give you a firm price.
Yes. We dry the area, track moisture for a few days and then replace whatever strips stay cupped or discolored. Getting the door seal fixed first matters just as much.
Often, yes. Small patches are usually finished in one visit, and we schedule around your booking calendar so the rental is guest ready on changeover day.
Usually. We study the species, width and grain, then source matching wood or borrow pieces from inside a closet. Stain gets mixed on site until the color lines up.
Some cracking is normal in older homes once the furnace runs all winter. We fill the widest ones and recommend a humidifier, which keeps the oak from shrinking as much.
We blend color and sheen carefully. When the surrounding oak is dull anyway, sanding and refinishing the whole room for $2.50/Sq Ft makes the repair completely invisible.
Light scratches can be buffed out and a fresh layer of finish applied. Deeper ones are sanded or filled, and badly damaged strips get replaced with matching oak.
Yes, one year. Our licensed, insured techs guarantee their labor, so if a patch lifts or separates because of how we did it, a tech comes back and makes it right.