Walkthrough Before We Start
Farmhouse floors can hide crooked joists, so our lead installer tours your Little Compton home first, looking at the subfloor, thresholds and stairs.
Farmhouse floors can hide crooked joists, so our lead installer tours your Little Compton home first, looking at the subfloor, thresholds and stairs.
Every person we send down the Sakonnet is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, keeping your house and family safe from the first day.
Before work starts, the crew checks each room again and tallies each box, molding and reducer, so nothing holds up the install.
A full year of labor warranty comes from us, and the boards also carry the manufacturer warranty, so the work and the wood are both backed.

Wide oak planks laid across the room fit the simple lines of a farmhouse kitchen near Adamsville well.

The herringbone floor brings real country charm to the dining room of a farmhouse near the Commons.

A chevron floor runs to the water in crisp V shapes, a bold look for the shore home near Sakonnet Point.

Boards laid on a 45 degree slant make a small bedroom look bigger, a smart trick for cottages near Goosewing Beach.

Blocks of oak set in a checkerboard give a porch room near South Shore Beach a bright, coastal look.

Pairs of boards set at right angles form a basket weave, a cozy detail for a study in a farmhouse near Adamsville.



It is a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft to nail it down, which covers the underlayment and the nails. With our wood, it comes to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
No. Our trucks reach country lots and shore homes every week, and a long driveway is no trouble. Just let us know where the truck can stop.
It can. If the barn has a wood subfloor, nail down oak can go right over it, and on a slab the crew floats engineered planks at $2.00/Sq Ft in labor.
It does, with an even indoor humidity. Solid oak does well around the shore, and engineered boards move even less through the seasons here.
The next day. We load it at our warehouse in Coventry and drive it out on any day, Sunday to Sunday, so your job gets going soon after you choose a floor.
Each new oak tread is $60. Wood stairs that look tired can be refinished for $50 per step, then stained so they match the hardwood on the landing.
You pay for labor on the day the crew shows up, and the material the day it is delivered. Sanding is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
Yes. Our labor carries one year of warranty, plus the wood keeps the manufacturer warranty. Every installer we send is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.