Walkthrough Before We Start
Old island houses settle and flex, and ocean damp moves lumber, so the crew lead checks the subfloor, every threshold and the stairs before a board is ordered.
Old island houses settle and flex, and ocean damp moves lumber, so the crew lead checks the subfloor, every threshold and the stairs before a board is ordered.
Anyone working in your house carries a license, insurance and NWFA certification, and they all come from our own payroll.
We start by measuring every room, then park boxes, trim and reducers by the entry so installation days go quickly once the crew is on island.
Our labor is warranted for a year, and the flooring itself keeps the maker's warranty, so workmanship and material are both covered.

Rows run with the long wall, the quickest layout and the one that wastes the least wood, and it lengthens a narrow room in an old downtown house.

Short boards turned 90 degrees in a staggered pattern, each fitted by hand. A natural choice for a formal room in a whaling-era house.

Board ends cut at 45 degrees meet in a tidy V down the room, a clean look for a modern open plan.

Planks laid on the diagonal lead the eye outward, which opens up a small kitchen in a cottage near Surfside.

Oak squares with alternating grain give a sunroom its parquet charm.

Narrow pieces woven in a basket pattern with a darker border suit the better rooms of older houses in town.



Nail-down labor is $2.25/Sq Ft with nails and underlayment inside the price. Add the wood from us and it is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Brazil Floors coordinates the ferry crossing for the crew and the material, so you deal with one company from start to finish.
Wood moves a little with the seasons anywhere near the sea, so we leave an expansion gap at the walls and test moisture before laying. Steady indoor humidity helps after that.
Yes. We screw down loose planks, add plywood where needed and nail the new oak into a solid base.
Engineered hardwood, floated over foam with glued seams. Labor for that method is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Both are on the menu: vinyl plank labor at $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate labor at $1.99/Sq Ft. A mudroom that collects sand all summer is where vinyl earns its keep.
Each new oak tread comes to $60, riser, nosing, stain and labor counted in. Stairs in good shape are refinished at $50 per step instead.
Crew payment falls due as work starts, and the boxes are paid for on delivery. A one year labor warranty applies, next to the maker's warranty on the wood.