Walkthrough Before We Start
Farmhouses, lake cottages and postwar capes in town have floors that have flexed and settled, so our lead taps for soft spots, measures every doorway and inspects the stairs before pricing.
Farmhouses, lake cottages and postwar capes in town have floors that have flexed and settled, so our lead taps for soft spots, measures every doorway and inspects the stairs before pricing.
No subcontractors touch your floor. The installers work for us, hold a license and insurance, and are certified by the NWFA.
We tape out each room at the estimate, count the cartons, and on install day set reducers and trim at every opening so the nailing never pauses.
For one year we guarantee our labor. The mill warrants the wood itself, which gives the work and the material separate protection.

Rows follow the longest wall, which saves material and makes a snug living room feel longer.

Short boards turn at right angles in a stepped weave, a good fit for the dining room of an old farmhouse.

Plank ends cut at 45 degrees join in a clean V pattern that leads the eye through a big kitchen.

Run on a slant, boards make a small den seem wider and hide a wall that is out of square.

Oak squares with the grain flipped from tile to tile give a sunroom a parquet look.

Thin oak pieces woven over and under inside a dark border suit the front hall of an older home.



Labor for a nailed floor comes to $2.25/Sq Ft, and the nails and underlayment ride along in that price. Buying the wood through us gives an installed price of $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
Yes. Tear-out costs about $1.00/Sq Ft, and we nail down the number when we see the rooms at your free estimate.
Engineered hardwood is the way to do it. It floats over padding with glued seams, nothing is fastened into the slab, and labor is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Unfinished is sanded and sealed on site, so the finish is continuous and the color is yours. Prefinished comes sealed and puts the room back in use sooner.
The Natick warehouse sends it the next day. Samples travel to your home at the estimate.
Furniture moving is a flat $250. New oak treads cost $60 each, and refinishing old steps is $50 per step.
Labor is due as the crew begins, material as the boxes arrive, and sanding in two halves, one at the start and one at the final coat.
One year on labor from us, and the manufacturer's coverage on the boards. The people laying it are our employees, each licensed, insured and NWFA certified.