Walkthrough Before We Start
Salt air and a century of settling leave many West Haven floors out of level, so our lead tests the subfloor, doorways and stairs before any nailing.
Salt air and a century of settling leave many West Haven floors out of level, so our lead tests the subfloor, doorways and stairs before any nailing.
Whoever arrives at your West Haven door is a Brazil Floors employee, licensed, insured and NWFA certified, with no subcontractor in the mix.
Before any cutting, the crew tapes every room and stages cartons, trim and thresholds by the door so the work moves without pauses.
We back the labor with a one year warranty, and the planks come with the maker's warranty, so the oak and the install are both protected.

Planks follow the longest wall, which wastes the least material and makes a narrow West Shore hallway look longer.

Short pieces set in a zigzag at right angles, each cut and fitted by hand. A period match for a dining room near the West Haven Green.

Boards cut at 45 degrees so each pair closes into a crisp V. It fits renovated open layouts along Campbell Avenue.

A diagonal lay draws the eye corner to corner, so a compact Savin Rock kitchen reads bigger than it is.

Oak blocks set with the grain alternating, parquet style, a traditional detail for a sunroom on Jones Hill Road.

Short strips woven over and under with a contrasting border, a classic in the older homes around West Haven Green.



Our nail down rate is $2.25/Sq Ft for labor, and the nails and underlayment are inside it. Supply the oak through us and the all in price is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes. Multi-family houses get the same prep, with loose subfloor sections fastened first and the oak nailed over sound plywood.
Floated engineered hardwood at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor is the usual choice over concrete. A slab that feels damp is better served by vinyl plank, and we say so at the estimate.
Yes, and the planks rest in your West Haven house a few days before nailing. That step keeps seasonal gaps small close to the water.
It ships next day from our Milford warehouse, a short drive away. You pay for it as it arrives.
Yes, a new hardwood tread is $60, with the riser, nosing, stain and labor included. We stain it to match the new floor.
Labor is due when the crew shows up to start. Material is paid on delivery, and furniture moving is a flat $250 if you want it.
One year on labor from us plus the manufacturer warranty on the oak. A problem from our install gets fixed at no charge.