Walkthrough Before We Start
Century old mill joists often dip after decades of use, so the installer leading the job tests the subfloor, saddles and stairwells in your West Warwick house.
Century old mill joists often dip after decades of use, so the installer leading the job tests the subfloor, saddles and stairwells in your West Warwick house.
Each pro who sets foot in your home is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, which keeps your people and your house safe while the oak goes down.
Install morning, each room gets one more tape measure and we check every carton, nosing and reducer, so the oak goes in without a pause.
Twelve months of labor coverage comes straight from us, and your boards hold a manufacturer warranty too, so the wood and the work are both safe.

Long oak boards that stretch from one wall to the next give the ranch houses near Clyde a calm, roomy look.

Herringbone oak lends old mill village warmth to the cozy front room of a little brick home in Phenix.

A chevron layout aims crisp V lines down the long hallway, a fresh look for a remodeled home in Natick village.

Planks angled across a narrow galley kitchen make it feel wider, a neat trick for older houses around Centreville.

Oak squares set out like a checkerboard give a den near the Pawtuxet River a lively, bold look in every season.

Short oak strips in a basket weave give a snug, homey touch to a small study in a mill era home off Main Street.



Nail down labor stays at a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft, and the nails and underlayment are on us. Using our oak, the total is $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
We can. The crew wraps up one unit and then starts the next, so the people upstairs and down go on with their week while we work.
Engineered hardwood. The planks float on a soft pad, glue runs along every joint, and the slab never sees a fastener. The labor is $2.00/Sq Ft.
We will. Laminate and vinyl plank each run $2.00/Sq Ft for labor, and the waterproof vinyl is great in rental kitchens, bathrooms and basements.
The next day. Flooring rolls out from our warehouse in Coventry every day, Sunday to Sunday, and we are right next door, so work starts soon.
A new oak tread costs $60. Worn wood steps get refinished at $50 per step, and the stain is mixed to blend into the hall floors upstairs.
Labor is due the morning our installers begin, and material when the boxes come off our truck. Sanding is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
Yes. Labor has our one year warranty, and the wood keeps its own manufacturer warranty. Each installer we send is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.