Walkthrough Before We Start
Old plaster, tired joists and steep halls show up often in this city, so before we begin our lead installer tests the subfloor and doorways in your Providence home.
Old plaster, tired joists and steep halls show up often in this city, so before we begin our lead installer tests the subfloor and doorways in your Providence home.
Every installer in your home is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, so neighbors, tenants and landlords have peace of mind.
Before the first row, we walk each room with a tape and sort the boxes, moldings and reducers by room, so nothing holds the job up.
The labor gets a one year warranty backed by us, and the flooring keeps the manufacturer warranty on top, so both parts of the job are safe.

Clean rows of oak running end to end fit the open rooms of the big colonials near Blackstone Boulevard.

Herringbone brings old world style to the formal dining room of a painted Victorian high on College Hill.

Chevron oak sends sharp V lines across an open loft, a sleek city look that suits the condos near Fox Point.

Planks angled on a 45 degree line open up a tight kitchen, a handy fix inside the brick triplexes up on Smith Hill.

A checkerboard of oak squares gives a sunroom close to Roger Williams Park a bold, playful feel all year.

Little strips paired at right angles build the basket pattern, a cozy accent for a home office in Mount Pleasant.



Nailing the floor down costs a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft, and underlayment and nails come with it. Wood plus labor lands at $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
We can. Share your HOA rules ahead of time, and we will plan work hours, elevator use and the right underlayment around them before day one.
Engineered wood. The floor floats on a pad with glue on every seam, so the slab stays nail free. Labor runs $2.00/Sq Ft for this floating method.
Yes. Laminate and vinyl plank go in at $2.00/Sq Ft in labor, and our waterproof vinyl stands up well to busy apartment kitchens, bathrooms and mudrooms.
Next day. Trucks load up from our warehouse in Coventry any day, Sunday to Sunday, and the drive north is short, so your start can come fast.
Every new oak tread is $60. Worn wood stairs get a full refinish at $50 per step, finished in a tone picked to match the hallway floors upstairs.
Labor is due as the crew begins, and you settle the material once the boxes are inside. Sanding work is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
We do. One year of labor warranty comes from us, plus the flooring has the manufacturer warranty. Every one of our installers is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.