Walkthrough Before We Start
Pre 1930 Belmont houses tend to have diagonal pine subfloors that cupped decades ago, so our lead walks each room first, chalks the low spots and decides where a plywood layer is needed.
Pre 1930 Belmont houses tend to have diagonal pine subfloors that cupped decades ago, so our lead walks each room first, chalks the low spots and decides where a plywood layer is needed.
Whoever kneels on your Belmont subfloor draws a Brazil Floors paycheck, holds NWFA certification, a license and insurance, and the same lead stays from the first row to the last threshold.
Cartons from Natick arrive, the Belmont rooms get taped a second time, reducers for each doorway are cut and a line is snapped along the longest wall ahead of the first cleat.
A year of coverage on the Belmont labor, plus the mill's warranty on the oak itself, so both the work and the wood are protected.

Rows following the longest wall waste the least oak and stretch a narrow Waverley two family parlor toward its bay window.

Short boards locked into a zigzag give a Belmont Hill Victorian dining room the woven floor its first owners knew.

Rows cut at 45 degrees meeting in a V, a pattern that fits the opened up kitchens in renovated Cushing Square homes.

Diagonal boards carry the eye corner to corner, so a compact front room by Belmont Center feels wider than its walls allow.

Oak squares with the grain turned every other block, parquet for a library in one of the older Belmont Hill estates.

Short strips woven over and under inside a walnut border, a floor still seen in the brick apartment houses along Trapelo Road in Waverley.



Nailing oak down in Belmont costs $2.25/Sq Ft, cleats and underlayment already in that number. With the wood bought through our Natick store, a Belmont living room comes to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished, and prefinished is $6.00/Sq Ft.
Usually. Screws pull the pine flat, plywood covers whatever cupped, and the new oak crosses the old boards at an angle so nothing flexes.
Floating engineered hardwood, glue in the joints and nothing driven into the concrete, at $2.00/Sq Ft for Belmont labor.
Yes. Belmont vinyl plank runs $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate $1.99/Sq Ft, underlayment in both, and waterproof LVP is our pick for a basement near Fresh Pond.
Next day. The Natick warehouse on Cochituate St ships every morning, Belmont is about thirty minutes out, and acclimation starts as soon as the boxes are inside.
$60 per step in Belmont, covering the oak tread, riser, nosing, stain and the labor. Sound existing oak stairs are sanded and refinished for $50 per step.
Belmont labor is settled the morning work starts and material when the boxes reach the house. Nothing is owed to hold a date.
A year on our labor, and the mill's warranty on the planks. Belmont installs are done by company employees who carry NWFA certification, insurance and a license.