Walkthrough Before We Start
Berkshire houses that have stood for generations often have floors that rolled and dipped over time. Our lead installer sights the subfloor, checks each threshold and counts the stair rise before the oak is opened.
Berkshire houses that have stood for generations often have floors that rolled and dipped over time. Our lead installer sights the subfloor, checks each threshold and counts the stair rise before the oak is opened.
No subcontractors work in your home. The people laying your boards are Brazil Floors employees, certified by the NWFA, licensed and insured.
Install morning starts with another round of measuring. Cartons are counted in the room, reducers are set at every door, and the nailer begins only when nothing is missing.
A year of coverage stands behind our labor, and the mill warrants the wood for its own part, so a problem with either has an answer.

Rows follow the longest wall, which cuts waste and lets a modest cottage room feel longer.

Short boards stepped in a zigzag give a formal dining room a woven, period look.

Plank ends are mitered at 45 degrees so each row meets in a point, drawing the eye down a gallery or hall.

Boards turned diagonally make a small bedroom read wider and mask a wall that has gone out of square.

Squares of oak turned against their neighbors form a crisp parquet grid for a sitting room or library.

Short strips woven over and under give a craftsman touch to a study in an older Berkshire home.



Nailing oak down costs $2.25/Sq Ft in labor, with fasteners and underlayment covered. Add our material and the package is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes. We check the subfloor for movement, secure or overlay the weak areas, and write any added prep into the estimate before work starts.
Engineered planks, floated on underlayment and joined with glue. That avoids fasteners in the concrete and costs $2.00/Sq Ft in labor.
Both are available. Labor is $2.00/Sq Ft for vinyl plank and $1.99/Sq Ft for laminate, handy for a guest suite or a lower level.
Yes, tear-out is about $1.00/Sq Ft, and moving furniture out of the way is a flat $250.
One day after the order, shipped from our Natick warehouse. The material charge is due at that delivery.
The labor charge falls due when the crew arrives. On sanding work it is divided, half when we begin and half at the final coat.
A one year labor warranty from us plus the manufacturer warranty on the wood. The people doing the job are salaried Brazil Floors installers with licensing, insurance and NWFA certification.