Walkthrough Before We Start
Grit from the work boots coming home from the Route 17 shops, a spilled pot of coffee and a beagle sprinting to the door. Oak under a tough finish takes all of it.
Grit from the work boots coming home from the Route 17 shops, a spilled pot of coffee and a beagle sprinting to the door. Oak under a tough finish takes all of it.
Material waits in our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, then comes to your curb by next-day delivery from Long Branch on the date you choose.
Our estimator lays oak, engineered and prefinished samples on your own floor beside the baseboards, so you read the real tone against the light from your front window.
The labor has a twelve month warranty, and the boards keep their maker's coverage. Everyone installing for us is on our payroll.

Red oak nailed across a repaired subfloor gives a small cape a solid, quiet floor in the front rooms.

Floating engineered planks over a pad suit a ground floor apartment, where moisture from below is a concern.

Narrow side stairs to an upper unit are no problem, since each bundle is walked up by hand.

Boards over plywood in a long ranch hallway are nailed and glued for $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive.

A pale prefinished oak with a satin coat brightens a small kitchen at the back of the house.

Entry boards by the street door get a harder finish to resist grit and winter salt.



Nailing down costs $2.25/Sq Ft in labor, nail and glue costs $2.50 plus adhesive, and floating engineered planks costs $2.00. When the boards are ours, installed pricing reads $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished and $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Solid wood does not like standing water, so we usually recommend engineered planks on a ground floor at $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. We also check moisture and subfloor condition at the visit.
Yes, with a pad that meets the sound needs of the unit below. We send the specifics ahead so the owner can approve it.
Yes. Removal is roughly $1.00/Sq Ft and the old material rides off on our truck. Weak spots in the subfloor are repaired first.
Yes, $250 off for an estimate booked through the website.
A typical floor takes two to four days depending on size. The estimator gives a clear schedule at the visit.
At our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, ready to leave by next-day delivery from Long Branch. It stays there until your date.
Licensed, insured, NWFA certified Brazil Floors staff install it. Twelve months of labor coverage sits next to the mill's warranty on the lumber.