Walkthrough Before We Start
Our lead installer starts by walking each room, pressing on the subfloor for give and checking how the thresholds line up, because mill-era framing in Thorndike seldom sits level.
Our lead installer starts by walking each room, pressing on the subfloor for give and checking how the thresholds line up, because mill-era framing in Thorndike seldom sits level.
Everyone who enters your house is on the Brazil Floors payroll, not hired out by the job. They carry a license, insurance and an NWFA certification.
The tape measure comes out a second time the morning the crew arrives. Cartons are carried to the right rooms and the trim pieces are staged by each door before the first nail goes in.
Brazil Floors stands behind the labor for a full year, while the mill that made the planks backs the wood. A flaw in either one has a place to go.

Planks follow the longest wall, which leaves the least waste and makes a narrow Thorndike hallway read longer.

Short boards laid in a repeating V bring old-house character to a Three Rivers dining room.

Boards cut at one angle meet along a crisp center line, a neat answer in a remodeled Bondsville kitchen.

Diagonal rows pull the eye to the far corner and widen a snug bedroom in a Depot Village apartment.

Oak squares turned grain against grain give a sunroom near Union Station an old parquet look.

Narrow strips woven over and under, usually edged with a darker border, dress up the front room of an older house in Thorndike.



You pay $2.25/Sq Ft for nail down labor, which already includes nails and underlayment. If we also supply the wood, the package runs $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
Usually, yes. We inspect the subfloor first, fasten or replace any soft areas and then nail the new oak to solid plywood.
Engineered hardwood. It floats over padding with glue in the seams, so nothing is nailed into the slab, and labor is $2.00/Sq Ft.
We do. Laminate labor is $1.99/Sq Ft and vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft, and vinyl is the pick for wet basements near the river.
Delivery comes from our Natick warehouse the day after you order, so your boxes are at the house well ahead of the crew.
Yes. A new hardwood tread is $60 including riser, nosing and stain, and refinishing an existing step is $50.
Labor is due as the crew arrives and material when the boxes are delivered. Sanding jobs are split, half at the start and half at the last coat.
Our labor warranty runs one year and the planks carry the manufacturer warranty. The people on your subfloor are licensed and insured, and each one passed NWFA certification.