Walkthrough Before We Start
Two families and postwar ranches settle in odd ways, so the lead installer checks the subfloor, thresholds and stairs of your Plainville home first.
Two families and postwar ranches settle in odd ways, so the lead installer checks the subfloor, thresholds and stairs of your Plainville home first.
Each installer who enters your Plainville home belongs to Brazil Floors, with a license, insurance and NWFA certification, never a subcontractor.
Measuring comes first. Cartons, trim and reducers are then staged by the entrance in laying order, so the crew never stops to search.
We stand behind workmanship for twelve months, and the oak has the manufacturer's own warranty, so both the labor and the lumber are protected.

Planks follow the longest wall, a quick layout that wastes little oak. A narrow Plainville front room looks longer.

Short boards turned at right angles in a zigzag, cut one piece at a time. A period match for an older dining room downtown.

Each board is mitered at 45 degrees so rows close in a clean V, a fit for open kitchens in updated ranches.

Diagonal planks pull the eye across the room and make a small two family kitchen look wider.

Oak squares with the grain turned each way, parquet fashion. A traditional choice for a den.

Short oak pieces woven over and under inside a darker border, handsome in the entry of an older home near Central Square.



Nail down oak labor is $2.25/Sq Ft with nails and underlayment included. Nail and glue is $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive, and floating engineered planks are $2.00/Sq Ft.
Often yes in Plainville houses. We lift a corner at the visit and tell you whether it can be sanded or whether new oak is the better route.
About $1.00/Sq Ft for tear-out. The estimator fixes the figure after seeing the layers.
Yes, for a flat $250 we clear the rooms and return the pieces, taking care in shared stairs and halls.
The crew gets paid on its first morning in Plainville, and the material gets paid the day the boxes show up. No deposit is needed to reserve a start.
Boxes ride up from our Milford warehouse the day after the order. Solid oak then rests in the house a few days before it is nailed.
Yes. The estimator brings samples to your Plainville door and sets them on the floor beside your trim and doors.
A one year labor warranty plus the manufacturer's cover on the wood. The employees on your job hold a license, insurance and NWFA credentials.