Walkthrough Before We Start
Spring pollen tracked in from a walk at the Arboretum, a hockey bag by the door and a lab who loves the kitchen tile. A hard finished oak floor outlasts all three.
Spring pollen tracked in from a walk at the Arboretum, a hockey bag by the door and a lab who loves the kitchen tile. A hard finished oak floor outlasts all three.
Boxes load out at the warehouse in Long Branch, NJ. Thanks to next-day delivery from Long Branch, the wood is in your garage before the installers show up.
We drive up with oak, maple and engineered pieces and rest them against your trim, so you see the true tone in the light of your own Morris Township windows.
Installation labor is backed for twelve months, and each board keeps its manufacturer warranty. Salaried employees lay the floor, and subcontractors never appear.

Oak laid across a freshly leveled plywood base in a mid-century colonial ends the bounce that thin floors develop.

A below-grade den takes floating engineered planks over a pad, and the family stays off a nail gun entirely.

Driveways near Convent Station fill with pallets for a day, and the crew carries each bundle in without touching the shrubs.

Boards fastened to plywood in a split level get nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive, which settles any flex.

Pale hickory opens up an eat-in kitchen and picks up the light that comes off the back lawn.

Mud season hits the mudroom hardest, so the strips by the garage door get the toughest finish in the house.



Nail-down labor is $2.25/Sq Ft, nail and glue runs $2.50 plus adhesive, and floated engineered is $2.00. Pairing that with our boards makes unfinished $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished $6.00/Sq Ft installed.
Yes. We shim or plane the low area and refasten any loose subfloor first, and we explain the fix at the first walkthrough.
Floating engineered planks are the better choice below grade, at $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. A moisture check on the slab comes before ordering.
Yes, for about $1.00/Sq Ft, and everything goes on our truck. Squeaks and soft patches in the subfloor are repaired first.
Reserve your Morris Township estimate through our website and $250 is taken off. Moving furniture is a separate flat $250.
A few prefinished rooms take one to two days. Raw oak that is sanded and coated at the house takes nearly a week.
The boards leave our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and arrive through next-day delivery from Long Branch.
No. Licensed, insured employees from our payroll install the floor, with one year of labor warranty plus the manufacturer warranty on the boards.