Walkthrough Before We Start
Before nailing, our crew lead tests the subfloor for flatness and moisture in your Waterbury home, then marks the thresholds and stair edges that need work.
Before nailing, our crew lead tests the subfloor for flatness and moisture in your Waterbury home, then marks the thresholds and stair edges that need work.
Our own installers, on payroll and NWFA certified, carry license and insurance into your Waterbury house. No outside crews and no day labor.
Rooms are measured before delivery, and in your Waterbury home the cartons, trim pieces and reducers wait at the door in the order they go down.
Labor on your Waterbury floor is warrantied for twelve months by Brazil Floors, and the flooring has its own maker warranty.

The simplest layout, planks side by side down the length of the room, suits a long hall in a Waterbury home.

Herringbone ties each plank to its neighbor at 90 degrees, a classic look for an entry in older Victorians around Washington Hill.

The V pattern points down the room and gives a plain capes floor around Washington Hill a lot of movement.

Planks set at 45 degrees to the walls pull the eye across the room, so a compact Waterbury kitchen reads larger.

Parquet blocks fit together like tile, and they bring back the style of older Victorians in Waterbury.

Pieces woven in a checkered rhythm and edged with a border give two-families near East Mountain a period feel.



Labor for nail down oak is $2.25/Sq Ft, nails and underlayment included, for any Waterbury address. Around East Mountain, with our boards, the package is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes, we pull the carpet, check the subfloor and nail new oak over it, which is routine in two-families around Washington Hill. Tear-out of the old flooring is about $1.00/Sq Ft for Waterbury homes.
Engineered hardwood can, floated over a moisture barrier for $2.00/Sq Ft of labor near Bunker Hill. Solid nail down oak is better kept for the upper floors in Waterbury.
Yes, our Waterbury crews install vinyl plank at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor and laminate at $1.99/Sq Ft. Hardwood is the biggest part of our work in Washington Hill, but we do all three.
Boards leave our Milford warehouse the next day after you order around Washington Hill. They arrive at your Waterbury house in time for the start date we set.
A new hardwood tread is $60 each in Waterbury, with the riser, nosing, stain and labor all included. A staircase in Victorians near Washington Hill is priced step by step on a free visit.
Near Washington Hill, labor is due the day the crew starts and material is paid when the boxes land at your door. Around East Mountain, sanding jobs split 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
Around East Mountain, yes, labor carries a one-year warranty and the flooring has the manufacturer warranty on top. Our own licensed, insured crews do the work in Waterbury.