Walkthrough Before We Start
Before anything is opened, our lead installer walks the house, presses on suspect spots and checks door heights, which matters in old Worcester County farmhouses that have shifted over time.
Before anything is opened, our lead installer walks the house, presses on suspect spots and checks door heights, which matters in old Worcester County farmhouses that have shifted over time.
Those working in your home are our own licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees, trained by us and answerable to us.
On the first morning we measure again, stage cartons in the rooms they belong to and set out thresholds, so the nailer never has to stop and search.
A year of warranty covers our labor, and the mill warrants the boards for as long as its materials terms run.

Boards follow the long dimension of the room, an easy layout that wastes little and suits a long farmhouse kitchen.

Small boards meet at right angles to form a zigzag, a woven look for an old country dining room.

Cut at matching angles, the ends join in a point and lead you down a hallway.

On the diagonal, boards open up a narrow room and make a small kitchen read wider.

Parquet squares laid with the grain alternating fit a sunny back room.

Short pieces interlaced over and under with a dark border bring a period look to an older front room.



Labor is $2.25/Sq Ft to nail it down, and that rate includes nails and underlayment. Material through us brings the total to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
We can. The carpet and pad come up, weak subfloor is secured or replaced and new hardwood is nailed to a sound base. Tear-out is about $1.00/Sq Ft.
A floated engineered hardwood at $2.00/Sq Ft for labor, since nothing needs to be driven into the slab.
Both, plus staining, refinishing, repairs and stairs. A single crew can take on several rooms.
Material comes the next day from the Natick warehouse. We bring samples out to your house at the free estimate.
Sixty dollars a tread buys the oak, the riser, the nosing, the stain and our installation. Laminate steps are $50.
The crew is paid for labor when it arrives, boxes are paid for when delivered, and sanding is split 50% at the start and 50% at the last coat.
Yes, one year on labor from Brazil Floors, with the manufacturer's warranty on the wood.