Walkthrough Before We Start
Snow boots stamped on the mat, a wood stove hearth next to the living room and a dog back from a hike at Stokes State Forest. Oak with a hard finish copes with the lot.
Snow boots stamped on the mat, a wood stove hearth next to the living room and a dog back from a hike at Stokes State Forest. Oak with a hard finish copes with the lot.
Wood leaves our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings it up the hills to your door before the crew shows up.
We drive up with oak, maple and engineered samples and hold them next to your windows and woodwork, so the color is judged in true northwest Jersey light.
We back the labor for a year, and the manufacturer covers the boards. Only employees of ours work inside your house.

Oak strips nailed over refastened old planking quiet the creaks that a century of settling leaves behind.

Engineered wide planks float across a ranch with a concrete addition, giving every room the same continuous look.

Steep drives and narrow porch steps stay manageable because our crew carries every box inside by hand.

Nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive suits boards over plywood in a farmhouse addition.

A pale prefinished oak makes a small hillside cottage feel larger through the long gray months.

Entryways bear the brunt of salt and slush, so they get the hardest finish in the house.



We charge $2.25/Sq Ft for nail down labor, $2.50 plus adhesive for nail and glue, and $2.00 for floating engineered boards. Supply the wood through us and the all-in figure is $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished oak or $6.00 for prefinished.
Yes, after we shim the low joists and refasten the old subfloor. We map the slope on the first visit and explain the plan before work begins.
Winter dryness moves boards, so we choose the species and acclimation to suit a house with a wood stove or forced air. Engineered planks are an option when swings are extreme.
Tear-out is about $1.00/Sq Ft and covers hauling it away. Old nails and staples go with it.
We hold samples against your existing floor and adjust stain until they read as one. Sanding both rooms together blends best.
Factory finished rooms are generally done in one to three days. Oak coated on site takes about a week because each layer must cure.
Reserving your estimate on our website knocks $250 off, and boards bought from us can carry up to 30% off. If you want the furniture shifted, we do that for a flat $250.
Licensed, insured employees on our payroll, never subcontractors. You get one year on labor plus the manufacturer's warranty on the boards.