Walkthrough Before We Start
We begin by walking the house. The lead installer checks old subfloors for sag, notes the height of every door and plans the direction of the rows.
We begin by walking the house. The lead installer checks old subfloors for sag, notes the height of every door and plans the direction of the rows.
Each person on your Sheffield job is a Brazil Floors employee with a license, insurance and NWFA certification, not a day hire.
On the morning of the job the cartons are counted, and the trim pieces for each doorway are set out so the nailer never has to stop.
Our workmanship is guaranteed for one year, while the wood is protected by the manufacturer's own terms.

Boards laid along the longest wall go fastest and waste the least wood. In a long farmhouse parlor the rows lead the eye down the room.

Short oak lengths turned square into a zigzag, each trimmed by hand. It looks right in the dining room of an older Berkshire house.

Boards cut at 45 degrees meet in neat Vs along the room. This suits the bigger open kitchens of newer houses.

Boards on the diagonal draw the eye to the far corner, which makes a small mudroom feel less cramped.

Oak squares are laid so the grain alternates, a parquet look that suits a porch turned into a sunroom.

Narrow strips are woven over and under and bordered in a dark wood, a classic for the front parlor of an old house.



Nail down labor is $2.25/Sq Ft, including nails and underlayment. Adding the wood through us makes it $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
Engineered planks, floated over foam with glue in the joints, so nothing is nailed into the slab. Labor is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Often there is. We lift a corner at the free estimate, and sound boards may just need a refinish rather than a replacement.
Yes. Vinyl plank labor is $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate labor is $1.99/Sq Ft, useful for a mudroom or a basement office.
Next day, as soon as you order, with the boxes coming off the shelves in Natick. The wood then settles in the house before installers begin.
It is $60 per tread, covering riser, nosing, stain and labor. Good existing treads can be refinished for $50 per step.
Labor is paid as the crew starts and material as the delivery arrives. Sanding is split evenly between day one and the last coat.
We do, with one year on labor and the manufacturer's warranty on the wood. Everyone who installs for us has a license, a policy behind them and NWFA credentials.