Walkthrough Before We Start
The first visit is a walk through every room, where our lead installer probes the subfloor for soft areas and measures how high each threshold will stand once the boards are down.
The first visit is a walk through every room, where our lead installer probes the subfloor for soft areas and measures how high each threshold will stand once the boards are down.
You will never find a hired-for-the-day stranger on your floor. Each installer is our own employee, trained to NWFA standards, licensed and insured.
Before work starts, cartons are counted and stacked, trim pieces are cut to length and a chalk line marks where the first row begins.
Our crew guarantees its labor for twelve months, and the board manufacturer adds a separate warranty, so you hold two layers of protection.

Planks that follow the longest wall waste the least and give a steady, simple look.

Short boards zigzagging side to side lend a dining room a woven look, fitting for a Poverty Plains farmhouse.

Mitered board ends form a row of arrows, which carries the eye along a long ranch hallway.

At 45 degrees, the boards open up a tight bedroom and cover a wall that has drifted off square.

Oak blocks rotated against each other create a grid, nice below a breakfast table.

Thin strips alternating direction in each square read as handwork in a study or reading nook.



Labor to nail the floor down is $2.25/Sq Ft with nails and underlayment inside. Taking the wood from us as well makes it $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
A floating engineered floor at $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. It rests on padding instead of being fastened, so the concrete is never drilled.
Adhesive helps wide planks stay flat through humid summers. The labor for that method is $2.50/Sq Ft, with the glue billed on top.
Wood purchased from Brazil Floors can be discounted up to 30%, and scheduling your estimate online earns $250 off.
Next day, out of the warehouse we run in Natick. The cost of the boxes is settled as they come into the house.
We do both. Tear-out of old flooring is about $1.00/Sq Ft, and moving furniture is a flat $250.
The labor invoice is due when the crew shows up and begins. Any sanding is billed half at the start and half at the final coat.
No, they work for Brazil Floors directly, licensed, insured and NWFA certified. You get a one year labor warranty plus the wood maker's own.