Walkthrough Before We Start
Before anything ships, your job lead strolls every room with you. We peek at the subfloor, check how doors swing, and plan how the new wood meets kitchen tile.
Before anything ships, your job lead strolls every room with you. We peek at the subfloor, check how doors swing, and plan how the new wood meets kitchen tile.
Every person hammering on your job is on our payroll. Certified by the NWFA, insured, licensed, all of them, and nobody gets handed your house as a side gig.
On install morning the laser measure comes back out. Cartons, reducers, nosing: each gets tallied against the plan so no row stalls midway.
Once the last plank is in, a year long promise on our labor kicks in. Separately, the wood maker honors its own plank warranty.

Parallel rows along the room's length look timeless and leave very few scraps behind.

Rectangles meet in a zigzag of right angles, giving a front hall real character.

Angled cuts form crisp arrows that point the eye straight down a long hallway.

Laying planks corner to corner at forty five degrees makes a tight bedroom feel larger than it is.

Small blocks laid in alternating squares bring a classic old library feel to a den.

Paired strips turning ninety degrees square by square read like a basket, great for a sunroom.



Labor to nail wood you supply is $2.25/Sq Ft with pad and cleats. Our own unfinished oak, put in by us, totals $5.50/Sq Ft; the prefinished version is $6.00/Sq Ft with everything.
It can, when moisture is checked first. We test the plywood and the planks with a meter, and for rooms that run damp we usually point people toward engineered wood.
Nine times in ten. Width and species get matched, fresh strips interlock where the hallway rows stop, and then one sanding at $2.50/Sq Ft evens out the color across both.
Floating engineered wood at $2.00/Sq Ft, pad thrown in and joint glue from our shelf. Not one nail or screw enters the slab.
Coventry trucks your wood out the morning after a call, and installers begin once it lands. Weekend days are available for folks working Monday through Friday.
Yes, both are separate lines. Pulling up the old floor tends to cost around $1.00/Sq Ft, while hauling furniture is $250 flat, and the written quote shows each.
Wood is paid for when it is delivered. Installation is paid that first morning when the crew shows up. Any sanding gets billed fifty fifty, at day one and wrap up.
Our office does. We guarantee labor through the first year, the maker covers its wood, and our certified crew drives back to fix it.