Walkthrough Before We Start
Salt and damp summers are hard on beach framing, so our lead installer inspects the subfloor, door heights and steps in your Narragansett home first.
Salt and damp summers are hard on beach framing, so our lead installer inspects the subfloor, door heights and steps in your Narragansett home first.
Every installer who works on your house is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, so your shore home and family stay protected all job long.
The first morning opens with a new measure of each room and a count of cartons, moldings and reducers, so the floor goes in without delays.
Our labor comes with a one year warranty, while the boards carry their own manufacturer warranty, so the floor in your home is protected twice over.

Simple straight planks stretched wall to wall suit the breezy, bright rooms of the cottages by the Pier.

A herringbone floor lends old world style to the front hall of a big shingle home on Ocean Road in town.

A chevron layout draws sharp V lines to the ocean view, a fresh look for a newer home near Scarborough.

Setting the boards at 45 degrees opens up a narrow bedroom, a smart fix for the ranches off Boston Neck Road.

Squares of oak laid in a checkerboard bring a sunroom near Bonnet Shores a playful, coastal look.

Tiny strips placed at right angles weave a basket pattern, a cozy detail for a reading room in a cottage out by Point Judith.



We charge a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft, and that brings the underlayment and nails at no extra cost. With our wood it is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
Yes, with some notice. Book before the season, and we line up delivery and the install around your first rental. Next day wood keeps things moving.
It will. Prefinished oak stands up to sandy feet, and a mat at each door and regular sweeping keep the finish looking new season after season.
Yes. Laminate and vinyl plank cost $2.00/Sq Ft to install, and waterproof vinyl makes a smart pick for laundry rooms and back entries that see wet feet.
Next day. Boxes roll out of our warehouse in Coventry any day, Sunday to Sunday, so a cottage can get its new floor well ahead of the summer rush.
New oak treads cost $60 each. Sandy, scuffed wood stairs can be refinished for $50 a step, then stained in a shade that suits the hall upstairs.
Pay for labor when the crew is on site, and pay for material once the boxes come off the truck. Sanding is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
It does. Our labor is covered for a full year, plus the flooring keeps the manufacturer warranty. Each installer we send is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.