Walkthrough Before We Start
Before ordering wood, our lead installer walks every room, checks the subfloor for dips and squeaks and looks at how each doorway meets the next floor.
Before ordering wood, our lead installer walks every room, checks the subfloor for dips and squeaks and looks at how each doorway meets the next floor.
Every worker who enters your home is a Brazil Floors employee. They are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and nothing gets passed along to outside subcontractors.
Moving furniture is a flat $250. The crew then protects the stair rail and door casings and sets cartons, trim and reducers where the nailer needs them.
We guarantee the labor for one year, and the maker guarantees the boards, so a flaw in the work or in the wood both have an answer.

Boards that follow the longest wall waste the least wood and give a narrow room extra length.

Short pieces set at right angles in a stepped line, each cut by hand, give a formal dining room a period feel.

Boards mitered at 45 degrees meet in a clean V, a good fit for a kitchen open to the family room.

Planks turned on the diagonal pull the eye across a room and make a small den in Slackville look wider.

Oak squares with the grain alternating, laid parquet style, suit a sunroom or front hall.

Short oak lengths woven over and under, often outlined by a dark border, echo the older homes of Norfolk County.



Our labor for nail-down oak is $2.25/Sq Ft, and it covers the nails and underlayment. When the boards come from us too, the package is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Usually. The estimator tests the floor, and the crew screws down loose areas or adds plywood so the oak sits quiet and flat.
Floating engineered hardwood. It is glued at the seams on underlayment rather than nailed, and labor is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Laminate labor is $1.99/Sq Ft and vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft, with vinyl the safer choice for a damp basement.
They leave our Natick warehouse and reach your door the following day. The start date is agreed at the estimate.
A tread is $60 and includes the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Treads that are still solid can be refinished for $50 a step.
Labor is paid when the crew arrives and starts, and material is paid when the boxes are delivered. A sanding job is split into 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
Yes. Labor has a one year warranty from us, and the boards carry the manufacturer's warranty. The people on the crew hold their licenses, carry insurance and are NWFA certified.