Water Resistant Laminate
Mud from a Cockaponset hike, a wet retriever back from the river and a dripping umbrella all wipe off water resistant laminate.
Mud from a Cockaponset hike, a wet retriever back from the river and a dripping umbrella all wipe off water resistant laminate.
Foam goes under every laminate floor we lay, softening each step and quieting the house. On slabs, plastic sheeting goes down ahead of the foam.
A photo on a phone never shows the real shade, so the van brings actual laminate boards. The boards get laid on your own floor near the glass, one room after another.
If anything about our installation fails in the first twelve months, we return and fix it for free. A defective plank falls under the manufacturer warranty, and the crew is fully insured.



Labor is $1.99/Sq Ft with free foam padding. Choose planks from our Milford stock and the floor is $4.89/Sq Ft installed.
Yes, with a mat at the door and a quick sweep for tracked in grit. Water resistant planks handle damp air, though a flooding basement should get vinyl instead.
If the tile is flat and firmly bonded, yes. Loose or cracked tile is removed first for about $1.00/Sq Ft.
Most first floors are done in one or two days. Click planks float on foam, so there is no glue to cure.
It does, at $50 per step for labor with matching nosing on each edge. Treads and risers tie into the floor below.
The day after you order, from 92 Munson St in Milford. The boxes rest in the house a couple of days before the crew starts.
Planks are paid when they are delivered and labor when the crew arrives. Nothing is due before then.
Only installers on the Brazil Floors payroll, each one licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Labor carries a one year warranty and the planks keep the manufacturer warranty.