Walkthrough Before We Start
Ridge top lots and clay soil make some North Branford houses shift, so our lead puts a level on the subfloor, the doorways and the stairs before fastening anything.
Ridge top lots and clay soil make some North Branford houses shift, so our lead puts a level on the subfloor, the doorways and the stairs before fastening anything.
Whoever shows up at your North Branford house is on the Brazil Floors payroll, not hired out, and carries a license, insurance and NWFA certification.
We begin by measuring every room, then stack the cartons, trim and reducers near the entry so the work flows from one step to the next.
The labor is warranted for a full year, and the lumber maker backs the boards, so you are protected on the install and on the oak itself.

Boards follow the longest wall, the fastest layout with the least cutting waste, and they lengthen a narrow entry hall.

Short boards form a right angle zigzag, each one cut to fit on the spot. A period pick for the dining room of an older Northford house.

Planks mitered at 45 degrees meet in a clean V, which suits the open plans of newer houses around Doral Farms.

Laying planks on a diagonal sweeps the eye across the room, so a small Ashley Park kitchen looks wider.

Oak squares turned in alternating directions, parquet style, give a sunroom facing the mountain a traditional floor.

Short oak strips woven over and under with a dark border suit the oldest farmhouses in Northford.



North Branford nail down labor is $2.25/Sq Ft, with the nails and underlayment counted inside. Supply the oak through us and the package is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes, once loose boards are screwed down and a plywood layer is added for a flat bed. That prep shows up as its own line on the estimate.
A floated engineered floor at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor is the usual choice. If the slab tests damp, vinyl plank is the safer pick and we say so up front.
Short, since our Milford warehouse sits a few exits down the road. Material leaves there the day after you order.
The following day, and the planks then rest in your house a few days before nailing. The material bill is due as the delivery is unloaded.
Yes, each hardwood tread is $60, with its riser, nosing, stain and labor included. The color is matched to the new floor.
Clearing furniture is a flat $250, and tearing out old flooring is about $1.00/Sq Ft. Both are written into your quote.
The labor payment is due the morning the crew starts. Sanding jobs split half at the start and half at the final coat.