Walkthrough Before We Start
Houses in this valley range from two-century-old farmhouses to little mid-century places, and few floors in either are truly level. Our lead checks the joists, the doorways and the staircase before the first board is set.
Houses in this valley range from two-century-old farmhouses to little mid-century places, and few floors in either are truly level. Our lead checks the joists, the doorways and the staircase before the first board is set.
Everyone who steps into your Chester home works for us full time, holds a license and insurance, and carries NWFA certification. None of them is a hired-in sub.
Before any wood moves, the crew tapes out each room and stages cartons, trim pieces and reducers near the entry. That order saves hours once the nailer is running.
We cover our labor for twelve months, and the boards come with the manufacturer warranty on top.

Straight boards follow the longest wall. It is the quickest layout, wastes little oak and lengthens a narrow room on Pratt Street.

Herringbone sets short boards in a zigzag, cut one by one. It belongs in a formal dining room in a village colonial.

Chevron mitres each board at 45 degrees so rows meet in sharp points, a look that fits an open kitchen and living room.

Laid at an angle to the walls, diagonal planks stretch the sightlines and make a tight Liberty Street kitchen feel roomier.

Parquet squares alternate the grain direction. Think of a sunroom or a den with some history.

Basketweave pairs short oak pieces over and under, normally inside a border. Old houses near Main Street carry it well.



Labor for nail-down is $2.25/Sq Ft, and nails with underlayment are part of it. If we supply the wood, the full price is $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
Yes, and old houses are our regular work. The crew checks the framing, fastens or shims low spots and nails the boards over a sound base.
Engineered hardwood, floated on underlayment with glued seams so no nail touches the concrete. Labor for that style is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Both are on our list. Either one works for us: vinyl plank installs at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor, laminate at $1.99/Sq Ft.
It comes off the shelves at our Milford warehouse and arrives the following day. After that the crew sets a start date.
Sixty dollars per tread covers the oak, the riser, the nosing, stain and installation labor.
The crew gets paid labor on arrival and the material is paid for when the boxes are dropped off. Moving furniture out and back is a flat $250.
One full year on labor from Brazil Floors, and the manufacturer warranty on the boards. Booking the estimate online saves you $250.