Walkthrough Before We Start
First comes a visit where we walk the subfloor feeling for soft areas, check how doors swing over the new height and settle which way the planks will run.
First comes a visit where we walk the subfloor feeling for soft areas, check how doors swing over the new height and settle which way the planks will run.
Every plank is set by Brazil Floors employees who hold NWFA certification and carry our license and insurance, not strangers hired for one week.
The morning we start, the room gets measured a second time and every box, transition strip and length of trim is counted before a single nail goes in.
A joint we fastened that gaps, or a plank that clicks underfoot, within twelve months? Our crew heads back up and fixes it free.

Planks running parallel to the long wall give a quiet, classic look and waste very little wood.

Short oak pieces in a herringbone zigzag make an entry feel handcrafted.

Plank ends trimmed to a point meet down the middle, like arrows leading through the room.

Laying rows on a slant draws your gaze from corner to far corner, making a tight bedroom look roomier and hiding crooked walls.

Little oak squares, each grain direction opposite its neighbor, bring a traditional feel to a dining room.

Pairs of short strips turned a quarter turn at each square create a woven look that fits a cozy den.



Unfinished hardwood with installation and materials comes to roughly $5.50/Sq Ft, and prefinished roughly $6.00. If you buy the wood yourself, labor is $2.25 nailed or $2.50 nailed and glued.
Engineered planks are normally the better choice over radiant heat because they move less as temperatures change. We read the manufacturer's instructions for your system first.
Yes, as a separate charge of about $1.00/Sq Ft. That covers carpet, pad, staples or an older floor, all hauled off before the new hardwood comes in.
When new floor meets an existing room we pick the same species and plank width. With unfinished oak, both floors can be sanded and stained together for one even color.
Coventry ships the wood the following day. Then the boxes sit in the rooms where they'll be installed for a few days so the planks get used to your house.
Yes, a flat $250 covers taking it out and setting it back in place. It helps if you pack fragile things and empty any closet that's getting new flooring.
Our installers collect labor when they arrive that first morning, and wood bought through us is settled when the delivery truck unloads it. No big deposit is needed to reserve a date.
Your installation is covered for a year. Should a plank we put in lift or squeak in that time, just phone us and we'll send a crew member to fix it free.