Walkthrough Before We Start
Houses near the Village Green have settled for generations, so our lead checks joists, door clearances and the first riser before any board goes down.
Houses near the Village Green have settled for generations, so our lead checks joists, door clearances and the first riser before any board goes down.
Everyone who walks into your Middlebury house is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and each one draws a Brazil Floors paycheck. No subcontractors.
A tape, a moisture meter and a look at the joists tell us what the floor needs. Doorways and thresholds go on the quote, so day three brings none.
You get one year of labor warranty from us plus the manufacturer warranty on the boards. Labor is paid on arrival and material when boxes land.

Planks follow the long wall, which cuts the least waste and stretches a tight hallway out.

Pieces of herringbone meet at right angles in a zigzag, each cut to fit, and they work well in a formal dining room.

Rows are mitered at 45 degrees and meet in a clean V, a good fit for a bigger family room.

Boards turned 45 degrees to the walls draw the eye across a small room and make a snug kitchen look wider.

Oak squares with alternating grain give a sunroom the old parquet look that grandparents remember.

Short oak pieces woven over and under, edged with a dark border, are a handsome choice for a front hall.



Expect $2.25/Sq Ft of labor for nail-down, with nails and underlayment included. If we supply the wood too, the all-in rate is $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
Usually, after the crew checks it for moisture and loose spots. Soft sections get fastened or replaced before the oak goes down, and the quote spells that out.
Yes, at about $1.00/Sq Ft, and it leaves the house with the packaging. Your estimate lists the line so no one is surprised.
Material ships from the Milford warehouse the next day after your order. Install dates follow the crew calendar, and many land within the week.
Nail-down is fastened through to the subfloor for a solid feel, and floating engineered planks ride on foam above a slab. Floating labor is $2.00/Sq Ft, and nail-and-glue is $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive.
Material from Brazil Floors is up to 30% off, and booking the free estimate online takes $250 off. The estimator applies both.
Labor is collected the morning the crew starts, and the material bill is due when the boxes arrive. Nothing is owed ahead of that.
It is a flat $250 for the whole house. The crew sets everything back when the last board is down.