Walkthrough Before We Start
Salt air and seasonal swings move wood on the Outer Cape, so our lead installer checks the subfloor, tests moisture and measures every threshold before a carton is opened.
Salt air and seasonal swings move wood on the Outer Cape, so our lead installer checks the subfloor, tests moisture and measures every threshold before a carton is opened.
Each person in your home is on our own payroll with a license, insurance and an NWFA certificate. The firm uses no outside subs.
On the first morning we measure once more, carry boxes into the rooms they belong in and line up trim by the door, which keeps the work moving.
We stand behind labor for a full year, and the planks arrive with a separate mill warranty. A seasonal owner can leave town knowing both are covered.

Boards that run with the long wall waste the least and move the fastest. A narrow cottage hall appears longer.

Short pieces set at right angles in a zigzag are cut one at a time. A fitting choice for a dining room in an antique home.

Mitered at 45 degrees, each row closes in a clean V. It works in the open plans of newer houses.

Diagonal planks draw the eye across a room, making a small cottage kitchen seem larger.

Oak squares with the grain alternating in a parquet pattern suit a sunroom with a view toward the marsh.

Woven oak pieces, often with a darker border, are traditional in homes near the old village center.



Nail down labor is a flat $2.25/Sq Ft with nails and underlayment included. Adding our wood makes it $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Wood moves with humidity on the Cape, so we check moisture first, leave proper expansion gaps and seal the floor well. Engineered planks are an option near damp spots.
Engineered hardwood, floated on foam with glue in the joints. No fasteners touch the slab, and that method runs $2.00/Sq Ft for labor.
Yes. Labor for vinyl plank is priced at $2.00/Sq Ft, and for laminate at $1.99/Sq Ft. Vinyl is the stronger pick for a wet basement or mudroom.
The next day. Trucks leave our Natick warehouse every day, so the start date follows your order closely.
$60 per tread, which includes riser, nosing, stain and labor. Sound existing steps can be refinished for $50 each.
Labor is due when the crew arrives, and material when the boxes land. Sanding is split in half, at the start and again at the last coat.
One year of labor from us, plus the manufacturer's coverage on the boards. Our people hold licenses, insurance and NWFA certification.