Walkthrough Before We Start
A lead installer goes through the house first, checking the subfloor for flex and measuring door heights, since hill-country houses settle differently from one room to the next.
A lead installer goes through the house first, checking the subfloor for flex and measuring door heights, since hill-country houses settle differently from one room to the next.
The installers are Brazil Floors employees, never outside contractors, and each one is licensed, insured and certified through the NWFA.
Come installation morning, the crew measures again, sets cartons in the rooms they belong to and lines up thresholds and trim before the nailer fires a single cleat.
We guarantee our labor for twelve months, and the wood maker guarantees the boards, so the craftsmanship and the material each have coverage.

Boards that follow the longest wall waste the least wood and stretch a modest cape living room.

Short boards set in a zigzag give a colonial foyer near the Meeting House a hand-built look.

Planks cut to matching angles join in a sharp point, which dresses up the open kitchens of newer hilltop houses.

Rows laid on the diagonal lead the eye across the room and loosen up a tight guest bedroom.

Oak squares with alternating grain make a parquet floor, a retro touch for a sunporch near Moore State Park.

Narrow strips woven over and under, usually bordered in a darker wood, enrich the dining room of an older house close to Paxton Center Church.



Labor for nail down oak is $2.25/Sq Ft with nails and underlayment inside that figure. Buying the boards through us brings the package to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
We look at what is underneath first. Bad spots get fastened or replaced, and then the oak is nailed to sound plywood.
Engineered hardwood, floated on padding with glue in the seams, so no nails touch the slab. Labor for it is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Laminate labor is $1.99/Sq Ft and vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft, and vinyl is a good call for a basement that picks up moisture.
We deliver from the Natick warehouse the next day after your order.
Of course. A new hardwood tread costs $60 with riser, nosing and stain, while refinishing an existing step is $50.
Labor is paid when the crew arrives and material when the boxes are dropped off. Sanding is split in half, half at the start and half after the last coat.
A one year labor warranty from us plus the manufacturer warranty on the flooring. The crew holds a license and insurance and is NWFA certified.