Walkthrough Before We Start
Sea air and big seasonal swings move wood around, so our lead installer tests the subfloor, measures each doorway and studies the staircase before the order is placed.
Sea air and big seasonal swings move wood around, so our lead installer tests the subfloor, measures each doorway and studies the staircase before the order is placed.
Brazil Floors puts its own employees in your house, not subcontractors. They are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and we answer for each plank they set.
The tape comes out for every room on your first visit. Transitions are marked, cartons counted and the direction of the rows drawn up before any nails fly.
Our workmanship is warrantied for a year, and the wood carries the mill's warranty on top, so the install and the boards both have backing.

Rows that follow the long wall use the least material and make a modest room feel longer.

Short pieces turned into a zigzag give a dining area an old-fashioned, woven look.

Mitered ends meet in sharp arrows that draw the eye along a hallway.

Planks on a 45 degree angle widen a small entry in a Mashpee Neck cottage.

Oak squares with alternating grain bring a tailored parquet feel to a sunroom.

A woven border in a darker wood outlines the center of a family room near Wakeby Pond.



Count on $2.25/Sq Ft for nail-down labor, with nails and underlayment inside that rate. Buying the wood through us brings the total to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes. Old flooring tear-out is about $1.00/Sq Ft, and we handle the pad, tack strips and any weak plywood before the oak goes in.
A floating engineered floor at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor. It rests on underlayment, so the slab never takes a nail.
Nail and glue is $2.50/Sq Ft for labor with the adhesive added. Gluing keeps broad planks tight through the humid months.
A flat $250 covers furniture moving. Plenty of customers clear their own rooms instead.
Next-day delivery comes out of our Natick warehouse. Scheduling the install is something you and your estimator settle together.
You pay labor when the crew shows up and materials when the boxes arrive. Where sanding is involved, the payment splits evenly between day one and the last coat.
A one-year labor warranty from us, plus the manufacturer warranty on the boards. Our own crews hold a license and insurance and are NWFA certified.