Walkthrough Before We Start
The first morning, our lead installer walks every unit in your Central Falls house and checks the subfloor, the doors and the stairs.
The first morning, our lead installer walks every unit in your Central Falls house and checks the subfloor, the doors and the stairs.
Each installer we send is licensed, insured and holds an NWFA certification, so landlords and tenants stay covered while we work.
On arrival, the crew measures every room again and we count the boxes, the trim and the reducers so no apartment comes up short.
Every install includes a one year labor warranty, and the wood keeps a separate warranty from the brand that made it, for double coverage.

Boards go one direction from end to end, an easy pick for the long hallways in the multi-family homes on Broad Street.

Short boards line up in a sharp zigzag, a look that dresses up the front room of a house near Cogswell Tower.

Each plank is cut at the same angle so the ends meet in a V, a sharp upgrade for an apartment on Dexter Street.

Planks set at 45 degrees run across the room, so a tight bedroom by Valley Falls Heritage Park feels wider.

Oak blocks turn their grain one way then the other like a chessboard, a sharp look for dining rooms by Broad Street.

Strips set two by two at right angles look woven like a basket, a warm detail for an entry near Jenks Park.



It is a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft to nail the floor down, nails and underlayment included. With the wood, it is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished and $6.00 prefinished.
Sure, we do it often. We can finish one apartment while the other units stay lived in, with the shared hallway kept clear so nobody gets blocked in.
It should not be. We put down a quality underlayment, nail every board on a tight pattern and fix loose subfloor spots so boards do not squeak or thump.
Yes, if it floats. We lay engineered planks on underlayment and glue the joints, nothing is nailed into the concrete, and the labor runs $2.00/Sq Ft.
The wood leaves our warehouse in Coventry on next-day delivery, and our trucks run any day, Sunday to Sunday, so starting on a weekend is no problem.
New oak treads are $60 apiece. If the stairs already have wood under the carpet, refinishing is $50 per step, which saves a lot on a long staircase.
Labor gets paid once the crew walks in, and material when the truck unloads it. Sanding works differently: half comes at the start, half at the final coat.
Yes, twice over. We back the labor for one full year, and the manufacturer warranty covers the flooring itself. The whole crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.