Walkthrough Before We Start
Colonials in the mill villages and big newer houses across the Merrimack Valley settle in different ways. Our crew lead checks the subfloor, each threshold and the staircase before the first plank is nailed.
Colonials in the mill villages and big newer houses across the Merrimack Valley settle in different ways. Our crew lead checks the subfloor, each threshold and the staircase before the first plank is nailed.
Every installer on your floor works for us directly. Each holds a license, carries insurance and has NWFA certification, which keeps the whole project covered.
Arrival day begins with a quick remeasure of every room, then cartons, trim and reducers get parked where they will be used so the install never stalls.
One year of warranty protects our labor, and the manufacturer's separate warranty protects the boards, so each half of the job has its own cover.

Boards parallel to the longest wall waste the least wood and lengthen a short room.

Short boards in a zigzag, each cut by hand, add period charm to a formal dining room.

Mitering the boards at 45 degrees makes each row meet in a neat V, a strong look for open plans.

A diagonal run pulls the eye past the walls, which helps a compact kitchen feel roomier.

Oak squares with their grain alternating create a parquet floor for a three-season room.

Short pieces woven over and under with a contrasting border suit older homes around Graniteville.



The nail-down labor rate is $2.25/Sq Ft, nails and underlayment inside. Wood from us makes the package $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00/Sq Ft prefinished, with up to 30% off the material.
Yes. Carpet, pad and tack strips come up, weak subfloor is fastened and hardwood is nailed over solid plywood. Removal is about $1.00/Sq Ft.
Engineered hardwood is the answer, floated over padding with glued joints so no nail meets concrete. The labor for it is $2.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. Vinyl plank is $2.00/Sq Ft and laminate is $1.99/Sq Ft for labor, so one visit can cover several rooms.
It comes the next day out of our Natick warehouse, and the start date is built around that delivery.
Each new hardwood tread is $60, and riser, nosing and stain are in it. Stairs that you keep can be refinished at $50 per step.
Labor gets paid as the crew shows up, and material gets paid once the cartons are dropped off. For sanding, you pay half at the start and half at the last coat.
Yes, with a one-year labor warranty plus the maker's coverage on the wood. Each installer who comes out holds a license, insurance and an NWFA certificate.