Walkthrough Before We Start
Wet towels tossed on the porch, sandy flip flops and a golden retriever fresh from the surf. Oak with a hard topcoat survives a whole summer of that.
Wet towels tossed on the porch, sandy flip flops and a golden retriever fresh from the surf. Oak with a hard topcoat survives a whole summer of that.
Boxes leave our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them over the causeway to your driveway.
We load oak, engineered and prefinished samples into the truck and set them against your walls, so the tone is judged in the bright light off the bay.
Labor on each floor is guaranteed for one year, and the boards come with the maker warranty. A crew on our own payroll lays every strip, never a subcontractor.

Oak nailed over shimmed joists keeps the floor quiet in the older cottages that settle each winter.

Engineered planks suit raised houses on pilings, where humidity moves under the floor all year.

Outdoor stairs and tight porches on shore lots are no obstacle, because our crew walks every carton inside.

Nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive works for boards over plywood in a summer rental near the bay.

A whitewashed oak look in a sunroom facing the water starts with a pale prefinished board.

Sand blown through the front door scrapes soft finishes, so entry boards get the toughest coat we apply.



Labor runs $2.25/Sq Ft for nail down, $2.50 plus adhesive for nail and glue and $2.00 for a floated engineered floor. Buying boards from us makes unfinished $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished $6.00 installed.
It can when the floor is acclimated, sealed properly and kept off damp ground. We read moisture at the estimate and tell you if engineered planks are the safer pick.
Mostly yes, by shimming joists and fastening loose subfloor before any strip goes down. Older shore homes move over decades, so we measure it on the first visit.
That is a great time for the job, since no guests are in the way. Tell us your turnover dates and we schedule around the summer bookings.
We do for about $1.00/Sq Ft and carry the old material away. Soft spots in the subfloor get repaired first.
It takes $250 off. If you would rather not lift the heavy pieces yourself, moving furniture is a flat $250.
They ship from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, with next-day delivery from Long Branch once your order is placed.
Our own employees, never subcontractors. The work has a one year labor warranty and the wood keeps the manufacturer warranty.