Walkthrough Before We Start
Hill houses heated by woodstoves swing from damp to bone dry, so the oak sits in the room until the meter matches the subfloor. Nailing starts after that.
Hill houses heated by woodstoves swing from damp to bone dry, so the oak sits in the room until the meter matches the subfloor. Nailing starts after that.
Each installer works for Brazil Floors directly, with a license, insurance and NWFA certification. Nobody unfamiliar walks into your Warren house.
We measure each room wall to wall and lay out cartons, trim and thresholds in the order they go down, so the work never stalls on a missing piece.
Twelve months cover our labor, and the manufacturer stands behind the boards, so the work and the oak each have a warranty.

Boards follow the longest wall, the fastest layout with the least offcut, and it makes a long farmhouse room look longer.

Short boards laid at 90 degrees in a zigzag, each one cut by hand, a period look for a dining room.

Boards cut at 45 degrees so every row meets in a crisp V, a good fit for a renovated kitchen opened to the great room.

Planks set at 45 degrees to the walls pull the eye across the room and widen a snug cottage kitchen.

Oak squares with alternating grain make a parquet floor that suits a study or a sunroom with a view of the hills.

Short oak pieces woven over and under inside a contrasting border, a pattern for the front room of a historic Warren house.



Labor is $2.25/Sq Ft nailed down, $2.50 nail and glue, and $2.00 for a floated engineered floor. With oak from us, unfinished totals $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished $6.00.
Some seasonal movement is normal in any heated house. We acclimate the boards first and nail only when the meter says they match the subfloor.
Yes, using engineered planks floated over a pad, at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor. The concrete never sees a nail.
It is about $1.00/Sq Ft, and the old material goes out in our truck. A saggy subfloor is screwed down and leveled first.
Reserve the estimate on our website and $250 comes off. Moving your furniture for you is a flat $250.
Boxes arrive the next day from the Milford warehouse. You settle the material bill as they are carried in.
A new oak tread with riser and nosing is $60. Refinishing an existing step costs $50.
Our labor is warrantied for a year, and the boards have the maker's warranty. Our crew in Warren is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.