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Valley houses have seen a lot of winters, and a subfloor near the Little River can carry dampness that a floor should not be nailed over. Before work starts, the crew lead probes the plywood, checks each doorway and counts the stairs.
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Nobody on your floor is a subcontractor. Our own employees come with a license, insurance and NWFA certification, and that coverage stays with the job until we sweep out.
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Day one begins with a fresh set of measurements. Cartons, trim pieces and reducers are carried to the rooms that need them, which keeps the nailer moving.
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We repair any labor defect for a full year, and the lumber company stands behind its own boards. That is two separate guarantees on a single floor.
Running the boards along the longest wall gives the least waste and makes a narrow hall feel longer.
A zigzag of short boards, each cut to fit, brings old-world character to a dining room.
Mitering each board at 45 degrees closes the rows into a clean V, ideal for an open floor plan.
Laying planks corner to corner leads the eye outward and gives a small galley kitchen more reach.
Squares of oak turned grain against grain produce a parquet look for a den or a sunporch.
Short strips woven over and under, often framed by a darker border, are a natural for Victorian rooms.
Get your Free In-Home EstimateNail-down labor sits at $2.25/Sq Ft and covers nails and underlayment. Buying wood from us as well brings the package to $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished, with up to 30% off material.
Yes. Carpet, padding and tack strips are removed, any weak subfloor is secured and new hardwood is nailed over solid plywood. The tear-out is about $1.00/Sq Ft.
No, a slab calls for engineered planks that float over padding with glued seams. The labor for that is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Both, at $2.00/Sq Ft for vinyl and $1.99/Sq Ft for laminate in labor, so one crew can finish the whole first floor.
Delivery from the Natick warehouse is the next day after you order, which lets us line up the crew around it.
New hardwood treads are $60 each, including riser, nosing and stain. For existing stairs, refinishing is $50 per step.
Labor is paid the day the crew starts, material is paid when the boxes arrive, and sanding is paid half at the start and half after the last coat.
It does: one year on our labor and the manufacturer's warranty on the boards. The installers hold licenses, insurance and NWFA certification.
