Walkthrough Before We Start
River damp and old sills can lift a floor, so our crew lead reads the moisture, then checks the doorways and steps in your Tiverton home.
River damp and old sills can lift a floor, so our crew lead reads the moisture, then checks the doorways and steps in your Tiverton home.
Any pro we send out holds a license, insurance and NWFA certification, so the people in your house stay in good hands the whole way through.
First thing on day one, every room gets a tape once more and each carton, nosing and reducer gets counted, so nothing is missing.
One year of labor warranty comes from our side, and the oak holds a manufacturer warranty, so the install and the wood are each covered.

Wide oak planks laid straight from end to end give the ranch homes near Fish Road a calm, simple look.

A herringbone pattern brings farmhouse warmth to the keeping room of an older farmhouse by Four Corners.

A chevron floor aims crisp V lines toward the river, a bold pick for a modern house around Stone Bridge.

Boards set on a diagonal widen a narrow bedroom, a clever move for small homes near Fogland Beach.

Square oak tiles set as a checkerboard give the sunroom beside the Seapowet marsh a lively, playful style.

Short oak pieces set in a basket pattern bring a warm touch to the den of an old home near Fort Barton.



Nailing the boards down costs a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft, and underlayment and nails are part of the deal. Our oak brings it to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
It can. We test the subfloor before we start, then pick solid or engineered oak to suit what we find, so your floor holds steady through humid summers.
Engineered hardwood. The floor floats on padding with glue worked into every joint, so the concrete is never nailed. The labor runs $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes, we install both. They go in for $2.00/Sq Ft of labor, and waterproof vinyl plank is a tough, easy pick for mudrooms, bathrooms and basements near the river.
The next day. Flooring leaves our warehouse in Coventry any day, Sunday to Sunday, and the drive east on Route 24 is quick, so jobs begin fast.
A new oak tread costs $60. Scuffed stairs get a refinish for $50 per step, and we mix the stain so the color carries into the hall above.
Labor gets paid as the installers begin, and the material once it is stacked inside. Sanding is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
You get two. Labor has our one year warranty, and your flooring keeps the manufacturer warranty. Each installer we send is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.