Walkthrough Before We Start
Before anything is ordered, a senior installer walks every room, checks for bounce in the joists and notes where hallways and doorways need transitions.
Before anything is ordered, a senior installer walks every room, checks for bounce in the joists and notes where hallways and doorways need transitions.
The people on your job are Brazil Floors employees, NWFA certified one and all, plus licensed and insured. We never hand Quincy work off to a stranger.
Install morning begins with a recheck of every measurement, then the wood gets racked out by length so the seams land far apart across the room.
Anything wrong with our workmanship in year one gets put right free, and the plank brand's own coverage still applies alongside.

Planks parallel to the longest wall, simple and timeless, and the least wasteful of all.

Rectangles butt together at ninety degrees in a zigzag, a lively look for a dining room or study.

Mitered ends form a run of arrows, a striking choice for a long apartment hallway.

Laid at an angle, planks open up a boxy room and draw attention away from uneven walls.

Small squares of short strips, rotated in turn, create a tidy grid pattern in a breakfast nook.

Short pairs flip direction square by square, a crafted look suited to a home office.



Nailing labor is $2.25/Sq Ft, and that covers nails and underlayment. Prefer one bill for wood and work? Unfinished oak, supplied, is $5.50/Sq Ft. Prefinished costs $6.00/Sq Ft. Ripping out an existing floor runs about $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. We check what the condo association requires for sound control, pick an underlayment that meets it and plan deliveries so the stairs and hallways stay clear.
We can match width and species closely. When you want it to look like one floor, we weave the new strips in and refinish everything together at $2.50/Sq Ft.
It is our usual choice down there. Floating engineered planks cost $2.00/Sq Ft in labor, foam pad included, and we bring along whatever seam glue is needed.
Coventry trucks it up overnight. Solid oak then spends several days indoors adapting to your humidity before the crew comes back to nail it.
We can. It is a flat $250 to empty the space and bring everything back after the floor is down, or you are welcome to move it yourself.
Install labor gets paid as our people arrive for day one, and the wood is paid as it comes off the truck. If sanding is included, that portion is split fifty fifty.
Yes. For a year, our labor is covered, and the planks keep whatever warranty their maker gives. Everybody we dispatch carries NWFA certification and a Brazil Floors paycheck.