Walkthrough Before We Start
Mid-century ranches near Bedford Depot often hide a subfloor that dips toward the center. Before a single carton is opened, our lead installer checks each room with a straightedge and takes moisture readings.
Mid-century ranches near Bedford Depot often hide a subfloor that dips toward the center. Before a single carton is opened, our lead installer checks each room with a straightedge and takes moisture readings.
The people nailing oak in your home are on the Brazil Floors payroll, each one licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Nobody on the job was hired for the week.
Install day starts with a recount of the boxes against the drawing, then reducers and T-moldings get staged at each threshold so the nailer never waits on a trip to the van.
The workmanship is covered by us for a full year, and the mill backs the boards with its own warranty, so both halves of the floor have someone answering for them.

Rows following the longest wall waste the least wood and suit the long living rooms in the ranches near Bedford Depot.

Herringbone sets short boards at right angles in a tight zigzag, fitted one piece at a time, well suited to the dining room in an older Bedford colonial.

Chevron miters each board at 45 degrees so every row meets in a point, a bold look for the open kitchens in newer homes off Route 3.

A diagonal layout stretches a narrow room and forgives walls that drifted out of square in the capes near the Concord River.

Parquet squares turned grain against grain make a formal grid, nice under a table in a colonial near the Job Lane House.

Basket weave crosses short strips over and under inside a border, a detail we fit into dens and studies around Brothers Rocks.



$2.25/Sq Ft for nail down labor, cleats and underlayment included in that number. Add wood from our warehouse and the installed figure becomes $5.50/Sq Ft on unfinished oak, $6.00/Sq Ft on prefinished.
Yes. Removal is about $1.00/Sq Ft and the carpet, pad and tack strips leave on our truck. Should you want the furniture moved out and back by us as well, that is a flat $250.
Yes, for a few days, with the heat or air conditioning running as it normally would. Before the first row we meter both the boards and the plywood, which is what prevents gaps opening in January.
Engineered planks, yes. For $2.00/Sq Ft they float over underlayment with glue in the joints, and the concrete is never drilled. Solid oak stays on the upper floors where it belongs.
The day after you order, on our own truck from Natick. Bedford is a short run up Route 3 for the driver, so the cartons are usually in your garage before lunch.
Unfinished lets us sand the new boards flush with any original oak nearby and match the stain by hand. Prefinished skips the dust and the drying days, so busy families near Huckins Farm often lean that way.
The material is due when the boxes come off the truck, and the labor is due the morning the crew starts. There is no deposit to reserve the date and no extra line added at the end.
Call 508-306-4190. Our labor warranty runs twelve months and the manufacturer covers the planks themselves, so the same licensed, insured installers come back and sort it out.