Walkthrough Before We Start
Decades of fog and shut-up winters twist island framing. Before any box opens, the lead installer walks every room with a straightedge and a meter, marks the low spots and settles which way the boards will run.
Decades of fog and shut-up winters twist island framing. Before any box opens, the lead installer walks every room with a straightedge and a meter, marks the low spots and settles which way the boards will run.
The installer you meet is on our payroll, not hired for the day. Every one of them holds an NWFA certificate, a state license and insurance that follows them onto the ferry.
Install day opens with a second tape check. The boxes get counted against the plan, each doorway gets its transition piece set aside and the first row is snapped before the compressor fires.
For twelve months after the last board is nailed, any workmanship issue is ours to correct. The mill's own warranty covers the wood itself.

Boards running with the long wall cut waste and lead the eye out toward the water in a narrow cottage room.

Short pieces set at right angles form a zigzag that gives a dining room on State Road a hand-built character.

Mitered ends meeting in a continuous V suit a renovated open kitchen on the Wampanoag Tribal Lands.

Rows set at 45 degrees carry the eye across a compact bedroom near Moshup Trail and loosen a boxy footprint.

Oak squares with the grain rotated square by square, a formal floor beneath the table in a summer house with cliff views.

Short strips laced over and under, often ringed by a darker band, give a study or entry near Moshup Trail a handmade look.



$2.25/Sq Ft covers nail down labor, and the nails and underlayment ride inside it. Add wood from our warehouse and you land at $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished, installed.
The per foot rate is the same one we charge on the mainland. The ferry crossing goes into the schedule, not onto your invoice, and the estimate you sign is what you pay.
Only if the wood is rushed. The oak rests in the house a few days, both planks and plywood are metered, and a gap at the walls gives the boards room when fog rolls in.
Engineered hardwood, floated on a pad with glued tongues for $2.00/Sq Ft. Nothing penetrates the concrete and the surface still reads as real oak.
On our own truck, out of Natick the morning after you order, then across on the Steamship Authority boat. The crew is timed to arrive right behind the material.
Yes. Furniture goes out and back for a flat $250, and an old floor comes up for about $1.00/Sq Ft, with the debris riding off on our truck.
Labor comes due when the crew arrives, and the wood when the cartons are carried in. Reserving a ferry date costs nothing up front.
The same crew that installed it. Our labor warranty runs twelve months, the mill covers the oak, and 508-306-4190 brings a licensed, insured installer back over.