Walkthrough Before We Start
Well before the nail gun comes out, the head installer tours your Hopkinton house and looks at the framing, door clearances and the staircase.
Well before the nail gun comes out, the head installer tours your Hopkinton house and looks at the framing, door clearances and the staircase.
Every person on your floor holds a license, insurance and NWFA certification, which keeps your family and property covered all through the job.
At the start of day one the crew re-measures every room and stacks the boxes, trim and reducers by the room they go in, so nothing is missing.
A full year of labor warranty comes from us, and the wood holds the manufacturer warranty on top, so the install and the product are covered.

Straight rows of wide oak laid the length of the room suit the simple layout of the ranches around Ashaway.

Short boards in a herringbone weave add classic charm to the sitting room of a mill house near Hope Valley.

A chevron floor points straight down the hall in sharp V shapes, a fresh pick for a newer home in Rockville.

Running oak at a 45 degree angle makes a narrow bedroom feel bigger, a smart fix for capes in Hope Valley.

Little oak blocks set checkerboard style bring a dining room close to Locustville Pond a crisp, tidy look.

Basket weave layouts group short strips at right angles, a cozy touch for a den in a farmhouse near Hopkinton City.



We charge a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft to nail it down, with underlayment and nails part of it. Add our wood and it is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
We do. Before any oak goes down, we screw down loose sheets and look for soft areas, so the finished floor stays quiet and lies flat for years.
Yes, it is ideal. A floating engineered floor rests on a pad, every joint gets glue, and the concrete stays untouched. Labor for a basement is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, both. Laminate and vinyl plank install for $2.00/Sq Ft in labor, and the waterproof vinyl works well in mudrooms, kitchens and basements that see wet boots.
Sure. Trucks run Sunday to Sunday, and orders leave our warehouse in Coventry the next day, so a weekend start is easy to put on the calendar.
A new oak tread runs $60. Wood stairs that only look worn get refinished at $50 per step, sanded smooth and stained to match the floors nearby.
Labor gets paid when the crew arrives, and the material once the truck unloads. Sanding is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
A full year on labor, plus the manufacturer warranty on the flooring. Every installer on the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, so you are covered.