Walkthrough Before We Start
Before a carton is opened, our lead installer checks the subfloor for give and measures how each doorway sits, which counts in hill farmhouses that have moved with the frost over the decades.
Before a carton is opened, our lead installer checks the subfloor for give and measures how each doorway sits, which counts in hill farmhouses that have moved with the frost over the decades.
The people on your floor are Brazil Floors employees with licenses, insurance and NWFA certification, trained by us rather than borrowed from another shop.
Install morning begins with one more measuring pass. Boxes are sorted by room, reducers are staged at the doorways and then the nailing starts.
Our installation labor is warrantied for one year, and the mill separately warrants the wood, so both workmanship and boards have backing.

Planks run with the long wall for the least waste, an approach that lengthens a small room visually.

Pieces are turned a quarter turn and fitted one at a time, bringing a woven feel to an old dining room.

Each end is cut at an angle so rows join in arrows that pull the eye along the hall.

Diagonal boards widen a tight room and give a little kitchen more presence.

Squares of oak turned grain against grain bring a classic parquet look to a sunroom.

Slim strips are woven over and under, usually with a darker border, a fit for a period front room.



Nail down labor comes to $2.25/Sq Ft, with nails and underlayment inside the rate. Add material from us and the installed price is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes. We remove carpet, pad and tack strips, secure or replace weak subfloor and nail the new oak to a sound base. Pulling old flooring adds roughly $1.00/Sq Ft.
A floating engineered hardwood, at $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. It rests on a pad, so nothing is fastened to the slab.
We do, along with refinishing, staining, repairs and stairs, often several rooms in one visit.
It comes the next day from the Natick warehouse. At the free estimate we bring samples to your door.
Each is $60 and includes the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Laminate stairs are $50 per step.
Labor is paid when the crew arrives, material when the boxes are delivered, and sanding in two halves at the start and the final coat.
Labor carries a one year warranty from Brazil Floors, and the wood has the manufacturer's warranty.