Walkthrough Before We Start
Older Granby houses often have floors that have drifted from level, so our lead installer taps the subfloor, checks door thresholds and measures the stairs before cartons are opened.
Older Granby houses often have floors that have drifted from level, so our lead installer taps the subfloor, checks door thresholds and measures the stairs before cartons are opened.
Nobody working in your home is a subcontractor. Each installer is on our payroll, licensed, insured and NWFA certified.
The first morning begins with a full remeasure. Cartons, trim and reducers are staged in each room, and the nailer never waits on a missing piece.
We back our labor for a full year, and the lumber maker adds a warranty of its own, so the work and the wood are both protected.

Running boards the length of the room cuts waste and makes a narrow hallway feel longer.

Short planks angled in a zigzag bring a traditional look to a dining room in a long established house.

Each plank is cut on an angle so the rows meet in a point, a clean pattern for a recent open plan home.

A diagonal run across the floor leads the eye past the walls and gives a small bedroom more width.

Oak squares turned grain against grain, parquet style, create a warm old fashioned pattern in a front room.

Short strips woven over and under, often framed by a darker border, are a handsome detail in a village dining room.



Labor for nail down work is $2.25/Sq Ft and covers the nails and underlayment. When we also supply the wood, unfinished runs $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished $6.00/Sq Ft all in.
Often we can after a check. We look for movement, fasten loose areas and add plywood where the planks are uneven, then nail the new oak.
Engineered hardwood, floated on padding with glued joints, since no nails can go into concrete. Labor is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. LVP labor is $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate labor is $1.99/Sq Ft, and both do well in kitchens, baths and below grade rooms.
We ship from the Natick warehouse with delivery the next day after your order.
A new tread costs $60 with riser, nosing and stain included, and sanding existing steps is $50 each.
Labor is due as the crew starts and material as the boxes arrive. For sanding, half is due at the start and half at the final coat.
A one year labor warranty from Brazil Floors plus the manufacturer's warranty on the product, with a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.