Walkthrough Before We Start
Muddy cleats after a Saturday game, a golden retriever shaking off Ho-Ho-Kus Brook water and holiday guests by the dozen. Oak under a durable finish absorbs that traffic.
Muddy cleats after a Saturday game, a golden retriever shaking off Ho-Ho-Kus Brook water and holiday guests by the dozen. Oak under a durable finish absorbs that traffic.
Stock leaves the warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch puts every carton in your garage before the crew rolls up.
Sample boards in oak, engineered and prefinished arrive in our van, and we lay them on your own floor beside the tall windows, where the Bergen County light actually falls.
Labor on every floor is covered for one year, while the maker stands behind the wood. The installers on your job are ours, on our payroll.

Red oak strips fastened through original pine subfloor quiet the squeak in old hallways near the train station.

Wide plank engineered boards float over the slab of a family room addition and stay flat through humid Bergen County summers.

Long driveways and front steps are no obstacle, since crew members hand carry each carton to the room.

Where boards go over plywood in a renovated kitchen, nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive holds them still.

Pale prefinished white oak brightens a dark living room framed by mature trees.

A tough satin topcoat on foyer boards copes with boots, backpacks and snow melt.



For a Ho-Ho-Kus colonial the labor math is $2.25/Sq Ft nailing down, $2.50 plus adhesive nailing and gluing, and $2.00 floating engineered planks. Supplying the boards ourselves makes the installed rate $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
It is. Low spots are leveled and loose subfloor is screwed down, so the new boards sit flat and the hallway stops creaking.
Engineered boards suit radiant systems best, floated or glued depending on the setup. We confirm the heat manufacturer's limits at the visit before choosing.
Yes, tear-out is about $1.00/Sq Ft and the debris leaves with the crew. Tack strips and staples are cleared so nothing telegraphs through the new surface.
For a flat $250 we shift it out and back. Many owners clear small rooms themselves to save that cost.
Two or three prefinished rooms fit in two or three days. Raw oak that gets sanded and finished in place adds days for curing between coats.
Orders are filled from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse and delivered the next day from Long Branch.
You save $250 on the project. The visit itself is free and includes samples at your house.