Walkthrough Before We Start
Many Trumbull houses have a finished basement under the kitchen, so our lead meters the subfloor and checks thresholds and stairs before the first board is nailed.
Many Trumbull houses have a finished basement under the kitchen, so our lead meters the subfloor and checks thresholds and stairs before the first board is nailed.
Anyone laying wood in your home draws a Brazil Floors paycheck and carries a license, insurance and NWFA certification. There is no second company.
We tape out each room and set cartons, trim and reducers beside the door in install order, so work keeps moving with no search for a piece.
A full year covers our labor, and the oak keeps its own manufacturer warranty, so you hold protection on the work and on the wood.

Planks follow the longest wall, the fastest layout with the least waste, and they lengthen a split level living room.

Short boards set in a zigzag and cut one at a time, a fitting look for a dining room in a Long Hill colonial.

Rows mitered at 45 degrees meet in a clean V, a match for the open kitchens in newer homes around Tashua.

Boards run on the diagonal draw the eye across the room and make a narrow White Plains Road kitchen feel wider.

Oak squares with alternating grain, parquet style, a classic touch for a den off Church Hill Road.

Short oak pieces woven over and under, usually inside a darker border, seen in the front rooms of older Huntington Turnpike houses.



Labor for nail down is $2.25/Sq Ft, nail and glue is $2.50 plus adhesive, and a floated engineered floor is $2.00. Supplying the oak ourselves puts unfinished at $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished at $6.00, all installed.
Yes. We pull the carpet, pad and tack strips, fasten down any loose subfloor and nail new oak over sound plywood.
Engineered oak floated over a pad can go there, at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor, once we have metered the slab. Solid oak stays on the framed floors above.
Tear out and disposal run about $1.00/Sq Ft. Squeaks and spongy plywood are corrected before new boards go in.
It does, $250 off when the estimate is booked on our website. We can also shift your furniture for a flat $250.
Labor is paid when the crew arrives, material is paid when the boxes are delivered and sanding is paid half at the start, half at the final coat.
Sealed oak across several rooms is a one or two day job. Raw oak that is sanded and finished in place takes about a week.
Brazil Floors employees, never subcontractors, backed by a one year labor warranty and the manufacturer warranty on the boards.