Walkthrough Before We Start
Houses set among trees and ledge hold moisture in the crawlspace, so the crew meters the subfloor and checks each threshold and stair before nailing begins.
Houses set among trees and ledge hold moisture in the crawlspace, so the crew meters the subfloor and checks each threshold and stair before nailing begins.
Everyone on site is a Brazil Floors employee, licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Nobody unfamiliar ever works in your Weston house.
Each room is measured wall to wall, then cartons, trim and reducers are staged by the door so installation moves at a steady pace.
Our labor carries a one year warranty and the oak has its own manufacturer warranty, so the work and the wood are both covered.

Planks run with the longest wall, the quickest layout with the least waste, and it lengthens a big family room.

Short boards laid at 90 degrees in a zigzag, cut piece by piece, a period look for a colonial dining room.

Boards mitered at 45 degrees so each row meets in a clean V, a fit for the open plans of newer Weston houses.

Planks laid at 45 degrees to the walls draw the eye across the room and make a modest kitchen feel wider.

Oak squares set with alternating grain direction in true parquet style, a classic for a library or sunroom.

Short oak pieces woven over and under inside a dark border, a traditional pattern for the front rooms of older houses.



Labor runs $2.25/Sq Ft nailed down, $2.50 nail and glue and $2.00 floated engineered. Adding our material makes it $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished oak or $6.00 prefinished.
Yes, as engineered hardwood floated over a pad at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor. Solid oak stays on the upper floors.
Yes, for about $1.00/Sq Ft, and our truck hauls it off. A soft spot in the plywood gets screwed tight before the oak arrives.
Yes, $250 comes off when the estimate is booked on the website. Moving the furniture is a flat $250 if you prefer to leave it to us.
Next day from the Milford warehouse. You pay for the material when the boxes are carried in.
A new tread with riser, nosing and stain is $60 each. Sanding and refinishing an existing step is $50.
Labor is paid when the crew arrives. Sanding work is split, half when it starts and half once the last coat is down.
A year on our labor, with the manufacturer warranty on the boards. The people in your Weston house are on our payroll, licensed, insured and NWFA certified.