Walkthrough Before We Start
Back road farmhouses, cold winters and old pine joists affect how boards behave here, so our lead walks every Mansfield room and threshold before a nail goes in.
Back road farmhouses, cold winters and old pine joists affect how boards behave here, so our lead walks every Mansfield room and threshold before a nail goes in.
Whoever works on your floor is on the Brazil Floors payroll, with a license, insurance and NWFA training; we never hand your house to a stranger crew.
Measuring comes first. Boxes, trim and transitions are then staged by the front door in room order, so installers never stop to hunt for pieces.
We guarantee our work for twelve months, and the lumber keeps the mill's warranty, which means the labor and the wood are both protected.

Planks follow the longest wall to speed the layout and trim waste, and a narrow farmhouse parlor appears longer.

Short boards meet at right angles in a staggered zigzag. A traditional look for a formal dining table.

Each plank is cut at 45 degrees so rows meet in a V, drawing a sharp line through an open plan kitchen.

Diagonal planks send the eye corner to corner and make a snug farmhouse kitchen read larger.

Oak squares with the grain alternating, parquet fashion, suit a study or sunporch facing the fields.

Short oak pieces woven in a basket pattern inside a darker border, lovely in the front hall of an older house.



Oak nailed down is $2.25/Sq Ft for labor, nails and underlayment inside the rate. Nail and glue is $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive, and floating engineered flooring is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. We protect shared stairs and halls, plan loud cutting for daytime hours and supply insurance papers to the landlord on request.
Roughly $1.00/Sq Ft. The estimator gives a firm figure once he can see what sits under the surface.
Yes, a flat $250 handles emptying the rooms and putting everything back.
Labor is settled the morning the crew shows up and starts, and material is paid when cartons are dropped off. No deposit is needed to hold a date.
Often a little. We check for sag, squeaks and moisture first, then flatten the subfloor so the new boards sit tight for decades.
Yes. We bring sample boards to the house and set them against your baseboards and windows.
You have a year of coverage on labor and the maker's warranty on the planks. Every crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.