Walkthrough Before We Start
Hill country houses shift with frost heave and damp springs, so our lead installer probes the subfloor, checks door clearances and tries the stairs before ordering your boxes.
Hill country houses shift with frost heave and damp springs, so our lead installer probes the subfloor, checks door clearances and tries the stairs before ordering your boxes.
Brazil Floors employs every installer who works in your home. They carry licenses, insurance and NWFA certification, and no outside subcontractor takes their place.
On install day the cartons are tallied, reducers and trim are staged by each opening and the layout is marked out, so the nailer keeps a steady rhythm.
Our workmanship is warranted for one year, and the sawmill or maker adds a written warranty covering the wood.

Boards run along the long wall, which keeps cutting waste down and gives a narrow room more length.

Short lengths placed at right angles create a zigzag, a classic detail for a formal dining room.

Board ends cut at 45 degrees meet in a clean V that moves the eye across an open plan.

Set at a diagonal, planks lead the eye to the far corner and make a small kitchen feel wider.

Oak squares with alternating grain make a parquet floor for a sunroom or a camp living area.

Short pieces woven over and under, edged with a darker border, give a front hall a handcrafted feel.



Nail down work is $2.25/Sq Ft for labor with nails and underlayment in the rate. Wood and installation together come to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes. Carpet and pad are removed at roughly $1.00/Sq Ft, soft spots in the subfloor are screwed down and the oak is nailed to solid plywood.
Engineered boards floated over foam, since nothing is nailed into the slab. Labor for it is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate is $1.99/Sq Ft, both well suited to mudrooms and baths.
Boxes leave our Natick warehouse the morning after the order is placed. We settle the start date with you while writing up the estimate.
Each new tread is $60, with riser, nosing, stain and labor all in. Sound stairs can be refinished for $50 a step.
Labor is paid as the crew arrives, and material when the boxes come in. Sanding is billed half at the start and half on the final coat.
Yes, with a one year warranty on labor and the manufacturer warranty on the product. Each installer holds a license, carries insurance and has NWFA certification.