Walkthrough Before We Start
Hillside lots around Pakachoag Golf Course settle over the decades, so the lead installer walks every room with a four foot level, probes the subfloor and notes each threshold before any wood is ordered.
Hillside lots around Pakachoag Golf Course settle over the decades, so the lead installer walks every room with a four foot level, probes the subfloor and notes each threshold before any wood is ordered.
Nobody on an Auburn job is hired for the day. The people kneeling on your plywood collect a Brazil Floors paycheck, carry NWFA cards and are covered by the company license and policy from tear-out to cleanup.
Delivery morning, cartons get counted against the take-off, a cut station goes up in the garage and reducers for each doorway are staged in order along the hall.
Our workmanship stays guaranteed a full year past the final board, while the mill that cut your oak covers the material on its own paper, so the labor and the wood each have their own backstop.

Boards following the longest wall waste the least wood, go in quickest and make a narrow Route 12 ranch living room read longer.

Short lengths meeting at right angles in a zigzag, each piece cut and fitted by hand, suit a formal dining room in an older Auburn colonial.

Ends mitered so every pair meets in a V down the center, a sharp look for an open kitchen in a newer Auburn house off US 20.

Running the planks corner to corner pulls the eye across the diagonal, which opens up a tight kitchen in a cape near Bryn Mawr School.

Oak squares with the grain turned block by block, parquet fashion, bring an old-school finish to a den above the Worcester Flood Diversion Channel.

Strips woven over and under with a darker border around the edge, a basket weave that fits the prewar houses along Route 12 toward Drury Square.



Nail down labor in Auburn is $2.25/Sq Ft, nails and underlayment already inside that figure. Add our wood and an unfinished floor totals $5.50/Sq Ft, a prefinished one $6.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. The crew rips out the carpet and pad, pulls every tack strip, screws down any plywood that flexes and then nails the hardwood straight to the sound subfloor.
Engineered hardwood floated on a pad, with glue in each joint and no fasteners touching the concrete. That method is billed at $2.00/Sq Ft.
We do. Vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate is $1.99/Sq Ft, and for a mudroom or a basement near the Worcester Flood Diversion Channel the waterproof plank is the one we recommend.
The following day. Trucks pull out of 9 Cochituate St in Natick each morning, Auburn is a straight shot down the Pike, and the cartons are usually stacked in your garage before lunch.
A new oak tread is $60 with riser, nosing and stain built in. Existing stairs in decent shape get sanded and refinished for $50 per step so they match the upstairs hall.
Labor gets paid the morning the installers pull up to your Auburn house, material when the boxes are dropped off. Sanding, if it is part of the job, splits fifty-fifty between the first day and the final coat.
Twelve months on the labor, with the manufacturer warranty riding on the planks. Every installer on an Auburn job collects a Brazil Floors paycheck, holds an NWFA card and is covered by the company license and policy.