Walkthrough Before We Start
Ahead of install week our lead installer visits with a pin meter, since salt air soaks into plywood, then checks level and joists and picks where row one starts.
Ahead of install week our lead installer visits with a pin meter, since salt air soaks into plywood, then checks level and joists and picks where row one starts.
Every person we send to the island holds NWFA certification, a Massachusetts license and insurance, covering your house and our people alike.
When the crew rolls in, measuring starts over. Cartons of oak, every reducer and each stick of trim get opened on the deck so a missing piece never stalls the day.
Our labor guarantee covers twelve months from when the final row is set, and the mill behind your planks honors its own warranty.

Straight courses running alongside the longest wall, a timeless look that leaves the smallest pile of offcuts.

Short lengths butt at ninety degrees in a woven zigzag, handsome off the porch.

Mitered ends meet in sharp arrows that steer the eye toward a window full of ocean.

A forty five degree layout opens a snug bedroom and disguises walls that settled long ago.

Little squares of oak, each turned against its neighbor, frame a dining table nicely.

Twin slats change direction square by square, an heirloom look for a study under the eaves.



No. Chilmark labor is $2.25/Sq Ft to nail oak down, felt paper and cleats included. With our wood, unfinished planks installed total $5.50/Sq Ft, while prefinished planks reach $6.00/Sq Ft.
Salt air carries moisture, which is why we meter the plywood and the planks first. Oak that acclimates inside the house before nailing behaves well near the water.
Yes. Engineered planks handle swings in humidity better than solid strips, and we talk through heat and dehumidifier settings for the off season.
Orders leave our Coventry warehouse and are scheduled to your door. Solid strips then sit indoors for several days to match the house before we fasten them.
Moving things yourself saves money, or we will handle the furniture for $250. Ripping out an existing floor generally adds close to $1.00/Sq Ft more.
Labor money changes hands as our van pulls up, and wood we supply when the truck unloads. Sanding projects split in two, a half when we start and a half when we wrap.
They float on foam, $2.00/Sq Ft, and we bring the glue for the seams. Nothing gets drilled into your concrete, and the floor stays quiet underfoot.
Our own NWFA certified crew does the work, so we guarantee that labor a full year, while the plank maker backs the wood under its own terms.