Walkthrough Before We Start
First thing on day one, our lead installer walks your East Providence home room by room, looking at the subfloor, each doorway and the stairs.
First thing on day one, our lead installer walks your East Providence home room by room, looking at the subfloor, each doorway and the stairs.
Whoever we send to your house is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, so your family and the house are protected until the last board.
On day one, each room is measured again and every box, piece of trim and reducer is counted, so no one makes a run for more.
The work comes with a one year warranty, while the flooring keeps the maker's warranty, so you get two kinds of coverage.

Long boards lie in straight rows from the door to the back wall, a simple look that suits ranches by Crescent Park.

Short boards set in a tight zigzag bring timeless charm to the living room of an old Rumford colonial.

Planks join in crisp points running down the room, a modern style for the condos close to Kettle Point.

Planks turned at 45 degrees pull the eye through the room, so a narrow kitchen in Watchemoket looks larger.

Little oak blocks switch their grain from one to the next, a sharp look for a dining room in Phillipsdale.

Pairs of strips cross at right angles for a woven pattern, a cozy touch for a family room near Riverside.



Labor to nail it down runs a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft, with underlayment and nails included. With our wood, plan on $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
Most of the time. We line up the species and width of the boards you have, tie the new oak into the old, and sand it all so it looks like one floor.
Yes, engineered planks work. They float on underlayment with glued joints, so the slab stays untouched, and labor is $2.00/Sq Ft in a basement.
Yes, both. We put in laminate and vinyl plank at $2.00/Sq Ft in labor, and the vinyl is a great pick for kitchens, baths and basements that see water.
Every order comes from our warehouse in Coventry, which ships next day, Sunday to Sunday, so the wood gets to your house quickly and on time.
New oak treads cost $60 each. When your stairs are wood and just seem tired, we refinish them for $50 a step, with a stain that matches the floor.
You pay labor when the crew is at your door, and material once the truck delivers. Sanding jobs are split 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
Every installer is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Our labor has a one year warranty, and the flooring keeps the manufacturer warranty as well.