Walkthrough Before We Start
Field dust on boot soles, a dog back from the creek bank and kids racing through a mudroom. Oak with a hard finish copes with all of it.
Field dust on boot soles, a dog back from the creek bank and kids racing through a mudroom. Oak with a hard finish copes with all of it.
Your boxes start at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch reaches even a long farm lane before the crew shows up.
Our estimator brings oak, hickory and engineered samples to the farmhouse and sets them on your own subfloor, so you judge the tone in the flat light of open country.
Every floor has a twelve month labor warranty, and the lumber has its maker warranty too. The people laying it are our employees, not outside contractors.

Old farmhouse joists rarely sit level, so we plane the high spots and fasten loose boards before laying oak.

Engineered planks float over a slab in a ranch kitchen and stand up to the seasonal swing in humidity.

Long gravel lanes are no obstacle, because the crew walks every carton to the room.

Boards over plywood in a newer home take nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive for a firm feel.

A warm hickory floor with strong grain suits a country kitchen with open shelving.

The back door entry takes the muddiest traffic, so it gets a tougher finish.



Installation labor runs $2.25/Sq Ft for nail down work, $2.50 plus adhesive for nail and glue, and $2.00 for a floating engineered layout. Using our lumber, raw boards total $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished $6.00.
Usually, after we shim low areas and fasten loose subfloor. Old frames settle over decades, so we plan the prep at the first walkthrough.
It can be, once we measure moisture beneath and add a ground cover where it is missing. We tell you plainly if the crawl space needs work first.
Yes, for around $1.00/Sq Ft, and it goes onto our truck. Soft areas get repaired before any new board.
Setting up the estimate through our website cuts $250 from the job. We shift furniture for a set $250 when asked.
Two prefinished rooms run a day or two. Raw oak that gets sanded and coated at the house needs nearer a week.
It starts at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings it to the house.
Our employees alone, no subcontractors, backed by twelve months on labor and the lumber maker coverage on the boards.