Walkthrough Before We Start
Our estimator walks every room, bounces on any spongy area and checks the framing from down below before suggesting species, width and plank direction.
Our estimator walks every room, bounces on any spongy area and checks the framing from down below before suggesting species, width and plank direction.
Unfinished oak can be sanded and stained on site to any shade, while prefinished planks show up sealed and can be walked on the minute the last row is set.
We measure at the estimate and measure again on install morning. Cartons get recounted and saddles planned before the miter saw is even plugged in.
Any install flaw during year one is ours to fix. Each NWFA certified installer is licensed and insured, while the mill backs the oak.

Rows run parallel to the long wall so a narrow cape living room feels a little longer.

Herringbone zigzags look right at home in a stately front room with tall windows.

Chevron rows meet in crisp points that draw you along a center hall toward the back of the house.

Diagonal planks set at forty five degrees open up a small bedroom in a house near Fort Phoenix.

Parquet squares bring old world texture to a formal dining room off Washington Street.

Basket weave pairs short pieces at right angles, a charming touch for a study or entry.



Yes, with the right prep. We check moisture in the subfloor, let the wood acclimate and often glue and nail wider planks so they handle salty, humid summers.
Nailing runs $2.25/Sq Ft, glue plus nails $2.50/Sq Ft and floated engineered planks $2.00/Sq Ft. Supplied by us and installed, unfinished oak totals $5.50/Sq Ft while prefinished totals $6.00/Sq Ft.
Often. Species and strip width are matched as closely as we can, and unfinished oak can be stained right in the room to sit comfortably beside older floors.
We can. Carpet, foam and the spiky nail strips along the walls come up and leave in our truck for about $1.00/Sq Ft, with that line written into your estimate.
Your oak is pulled from stock in Coventry and driven down the following day, so most jobs here begin shortly after you approve the estimate.
Labor is settled as the crew begins on day one, and the wood once it is unloaded. We never hold a big deposit for months.
Yes. It is a flat $250, covering couches, beds and dressers, which we shift into another room and return once the last row of oak is down.
Yes. Send over the competitor's written price for the identical job, and ours comes in lower. Every customer gets that lowest price guarantee.