Walkthrough Before We Start
Strollers parked in the hall, groceries hauled up to the second unit and a delivery guy tracking slush. Oak under a hard finish takes the daily grind without complaint.
Strollers parked in the hall, groceries hauled up to the second unit and a delivery guy tracking slush. Oak under a hard finish takes the daily grind without complaint.
Order boards and they leave our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, riding a truck for next-day delivery from Long Branch, so installers never wait on material.
Oak, maple and engineered samples travel to your address, and we lean them against your own walls and windows so the tone is judged in true light.
Twelve months of labor coverage backs every floor, and manufacturers back the wood. People on our own payroll lay it, never subcontractors.

Old two-family joists run out of level, so we shim and fasten the deck before the first strip is nailed.

Engineered planks float over a basement slab, and a sound pad keeps footsteps quiet for the unit upstairs.

Tight stairwells and walk-up entries stop nothing, because our crew hand carries each bundle up.

Nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive suits boards laid over plywood in a rebuilt kitchen.

Pale prefinished maple opens up a small living room and bounces light across a narrow floor plan.

Front hall boards by the street door collect grit, so a harder finish pays off there.



Nail down labor is priced at $2.25/Sq Ft. Glue assisted installs add adhesive to a $2.50/Sq Ft rate, and floated engineered boards need $2.00/Sq Ft. Our own lumber puts the all in numbers at $5.50/Sq Ft raw and $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished.
Yes, once low spots are shimmed and loose subfloor is screwed down. Houses of this age have moved, so we plan the leveling at the first visit.
Engineered planks floated over a moisture barrier and pad are the usual answer, at $2.00/Sq Ft of labor. We test the slab before recommending it.
We do, near $1.00/Sq Ft, and the debris leaves in our truck. Squeaks and soft areas are repaired before new boards arrive.
Yes. Booking the estimate online takes $250 off, while furniture moving is a flat $250.
Two rooms of prefinished boards finish in a day or two, while raw oak that gets sanded and coated at the house keeps the crew there for about a week.
Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ holds it, and next-day delivery from Long Branch gets it to your street.
Our own licensed and insured employees, never subcontractors, with one year on labor plus the manufacturer warranty on the boards.