Walkthrough Before We Start
On the first walk through, our lead checks for sagging joists and soft spots, common in older homes along East Road, and plans the fix before any new wood arrives.
On the first walk through, our lead checks for sagging joists and soft spots, common in older homes along East Road, and plans the fix before any new wood arrives.
Whoever is setting planks in your farmhouse is NWFA certified, holds a state license, is covered by insurance and works on our payroll. We never send outside crews.
On install day, measurements get double checked. Door jambs are undercut, transitions planned at each threshold, and planks acclimate inside to match Berkshire humidity.
We stand behind our install labor for twelve months. The mill that made the wood adds its own warranty too.

Straight rows run the length of the space, an efficient layout that keeps waste low.

Short slats set in a staggered zig zag, a classic choice for a study.

Angled slats meeting in a point, steering the eye toward a window.

Rows laid at forty five degrees from corner to corner, making a narrow room seem roomier.

Little square tiles that alternate grain direction, forming a neat checker pattern.

Pairs of slats turning at each square, a basket weave look that suits a farmhouse den.



Solid wood nailed down costs $2.25/Sq Ft, which already covers fasteners and the paper beneath. Cleats plus adhesive cost $2.50/Sq Ft and the glue, and floating engineered planks are $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Route 71 and the back roads off Green River Valley Road are part of our regular service area, and delivery from the Coventry warehouse usually arrives the next day.
Usually. We check the joists, sister or shim where needed and flatten the subfloor so new planks lie tight. That prep is quoted at the free visit.
Yes. Unfinished oak with installation runs $5.50/Sq Ft, and prefinished planks with labor are $6.00/Sq Ft, shipped from Coventry next day.
It acclimates inside the house for several days. Berkshire summers are humid and winters dry, so letting the planks adjust helps prevent gaps and cupping.
NWFA certified installers who are our own licensed, insured employees. We don't send subcontractors to Alford or anywhere else.
Crew labor gets settled the morning installers pull in. For lumber ordered through us, payment happens once the truck unloads. Pulling up carpet or tile first adds about $1.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Show us a lower written estimate from a licensed company and we'll beat it, without cutting corners on subfloor prep or acclimation time.