Walkthrough Before We Start
Old farmhouses on Allen Hill rarely sit level, so the crew lead checks the subfloor, each doorway and your staircase before a single box is ordered.
Old farmhouses on Allen Hill rarely sit level, so the crew lead checks the subfloor, each doorway and your staircase before a single box is ordered.
Every installer who walks into your Brooklyn house is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, so you carry no exposure until the last board is down.
On day one the crew measures every room and stacks boxes, trim and reducers by the door, so the install keeps moving without gaps in the schedule.
Our one-year warranty covers the labor, and the manufacturer stands behind the boards, which protects both the workmanship and the wood.

Laying parallel to the long wall wastes the fewest boards and goes fastest. It also makes a narrow Elm Street living room feel longer.

Short pieces turn at 90 degrees in a zigzag, each one cut and fitted by hand, which suits a farmhouse dining room.

Rows are cut at 45 degrees so they join in a crisp V down the middle. A clean look for the open plans built off Spaulding Road.

Boards turned 45 degrees to the walls pull the eye diagonally, so a small East Brooklyn kitchen reads larger.

Oak squares alternate their grain direction, parquet style, a traditional pick for a sunroom on Allen Hill.

Short oak strips woven over and under, usually framed by a contrasting border, as in the oldest homes near the green.



Nailing the oak down costs $2.25/Sq Ft in labor, and the nails and underlayment are part of that rate. Material plus installation is $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished oak or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Often yes, once we confirm the old boards are sound and flat. Soft or sagging spots are screwed down or replaced before the new oak goes in.
Engineered hardwood, floated on padding with glue in every joint so nothing is nailed into the concrete. Labor for that method is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Both are $2.00/Sq Ft and $1.99/Sq Ft in labor, and vinyl plank is the safer pick for a damp basement or mudroom.
The next day. Trucks leave our Milford warehouse daily, so material is on your porch long before the crew needs it.
Each new oak tread comes to $60 once the riser, nosing, stain and labor are counted in. Sound stairs that only need refinishing run $50 per step.
You pay the crew when they show up and start work, and you pay for material as the boxes are carried inside.
Our work is under a one-year labor warranty, and the maker backs the flooring itself. Each installer holds a license, insurance and an NWFA certification.