Walkthrough Before We Start
Before any board is opened, the lead installer crosses the house with a straightedge and a moisture meter. Sags, damp plywood and doorways that sit at odd heights go on a list for the crew.
Before any board is opened, the lead installer crosses the house with a straightedge and a moisture meter. Sags, damp plywood and doorways that sit at odd heights go on a list for the crew.
The people in your house are Brazil Floors employees, not contractors hired for a week. Each one has a license, insurance and an NWFA certification we verified ourselves.
Cartons are stacked in the rooms they belong to at sunrise, and thresholds and reducers are set out at each opening. Work then moves along without trips back to the truck.
We guarantee our labor for twelve months, and the board manufacturer guarantees the wood. Both promises are on paper before the crew starts.

Boards running with the longest wall waste the least material and give a family room a steady, unfussy look.

A zigzag of short pieces, each cut and fitted by hand, gives a formal dining room an old-fashioned feel.

Chevron ends meet in crisp points that pull the eye along a long open floor plan.

Boards on a 45 degree run stretch a slim bedroom and cover a wall that drifts out of square.

Parquet blocks with alternating grain make a tidy pattern beneath a kitchen table.

Short strips woven in an over-under basket, edged with a darker border, suit an office or reading nook.



Labor for a nailed-down floor is $2.25/Sq Ft, with the nails and underlayment counted in. If the wood comes from us, unfinished is $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished $6.00/Sq Ft installed, and material can be up to 30% off.
Yes. Tear-out averages $1.00/Sq Ft and the old material leaves with us. Shifting furniture out of the room and back is a flat $250.
Floating engineered hardwood. It sits on underlayment with glued seams, so the concrete is left alone, and the labor rate is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate labor is $1.99/Sq Ft, so one visit can cover the whole house.
They are delivered the next day from our Natick warehouse. You pay for the material when the boxes reach the house.
Each new hardwood tread is $60, including riser, nosing, stain and labor. Stairs that are still sound can be refinished for $50 per step.
Labor is paid when the crew shows up and starts. If sanding is part of the job, half is due at the start and half at the last coat.
Our labor is guaranteed for a year, and the manufacturer stands behind the wood. Crew members are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.